https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/977e32d5ab475e82b06901432040e2d4.pdf e3404bf49aebfdaf999a732816b1cac6 PDF Text Text ���EASTa memory of the times and places which took three years out of your life- or put them in. ��2 EASTthe cheers, the wins, the losses, the classes that seemed to take milleniums, even on assembly schedule. ��EASTteachers, friends, strangers, in an interaction creating 2342 lives- their disappointments tempered with success. 4 �EASTan introduction to other worlds and their problems, the establishment of an outlook, an individuality, a maturity. �6 EASTwithin this time, this placea bewildering maze of differentiated experienceseach fulfilling his own individuality with a single common foetoron opportunity all shored. This is EAST, and this is the chronicle- ANGELUS 1965. �Contents Administration • • • • • • • 8 • • • • • 11 Activities • • • • • • • • • • 46 Royalty • • • • • • • • • • • 86 Sports • • • • • • • • • • • • 98 Curriculum· Faculty Fall • • • • • • • • • • • • 100 Winter • • • • • • • • • • 116 Spring • • • • • • • • • • 128 • Clubs. • • • • • • • • • • • • 136 Album • • • • • • • • • • • • 176 Sophomore • • • • • • • • 178 Junior • • • • • • • • • • • 190 Senior. • • • • • • • • • • 206 Index • • • • • • • • • • • • 240 �MR. ROBERT P. COLWELL Principal �MR. LAWRENCE GARRETT Coordinator 9 MRS. ANNE BROAD Dean of Girls To guide 2600 lives. To criticize, praise -to question. To administer authority wisely, inspire respect, then confidence. Not an easy task. MR. JACK BEARDSHEAR Assistant Principal �Administration MISS KATHRYN LACE Assistant to the Dean MR. GEORGE MANSFIELD College Counselor 10 MR. ARTHUR BRAGG Boys' Counselor �Faculty Teaching : A job for someA life for others. Mr. John Nicholson (left) and Miss Judy Rowntree ( above) ar rive in the parking lot, eager to start the new day. Mr Jack Beardshear and Mr. Myron Craig ( right ) discuss East's fu ture acti•ities as they walk into school. �A roll of teachers: Each must sign in ... Miss Royolyn Lockhart- English Mr. Gory McNee- Soc1ol Studies Mr. Gerold Hedges- English Doily bulletin, not1ces to students and teachers, attendance cords, room keys- Mr. lrw1n Ke1non gathers the communication for the day from his office box. �..w Miss June Smith (/eft ) opens her shade to a bright southern exposure. Dr. John B. Matties ( below) sharpens his /opiz rojo . Mr. Terry Allen unlocks his cabinet. Mrs Thelma Hill checks her approach to the day's Engl1sh lesson. Time before school includes the preparation of all the available equipment and resources the teaching profession requires. �Cynthoo Burress os en log htened woth on Interpretation of a rodocol hostorocol theory by Mr. Jock Goodhue. Mr. Richard Nelson provodes a reasonable answer to Marlene linn's questoon 14 Test results ore given to on anxious student by Miss Shirley Asklof. Before the teaching day begins, students seek guidance from teachers. Mr. Harry Grell has a unoque way of counselong Bobby Yearlong . �Now begins the essence of all a teacher does . Mrs. June Williamson searches for a paper to Illustrate her ideas. An enllghtenong poetoc onterpretatoon os goven by Mr. Broan lee. Mr. lawrence Daniel questions the validity of a student's answer. Miss Elizabeth Williams (below) opens her day with a humorous anecdote. �English Communication, Understanding. The soul of man, Through language, the interaction that life isdescribed and explained. But the words that tell of experience must needs be clear to all. learn the common ground for communicationlanguage. Miss Judy Rowntree concentrates, then speaks. Mrs . Dons Barton lostens to a student's humorous comment. A grammatical error is pointed out to a regretful student by Mrs. Judoth Ward . �Mrs. Nancy Leavenworth muses over o grammatical question 17 Taking pleasure in o student's recitotoon, Moss Judy Frulond comments. Mrs. Eleanor Flotow gives constructive criticism to on interested student. Mrs. Genevieve Kreoner stomulotes student interest with o lovely lecture on the Bard of Avon. �Social Studies A complex progression from past to futureThe interaction that defines a society bound inextricably with the past. A basis: For belief in the polytheism of Olympus For law in the codes of Hammurabi . The Pantheon gives way to Bear Run . A cumulative synthesis of all knowledgetraditionCreating a modern world. Mr. Jerome Biffle explains the importance of a college degree on the professional world . A stumblong question from a Boys' socoal problems class brings a reasonable solutoon from Mr. Robert Soms The dofference between social mores and norms os explaoned by Mr. James Svenson . �Mrs. Altee Koons listens as a student expresses his views on the Sand Creek Massacre. Mr Wayne Shonk describes the vastness of the subconscious mind 19 Moshyo and Moshyoi ore explotned to Gayle Kotzelnick by Mr Price Smith. �20 Mr. Ray Schwartz delivers a moving lecture Mr. Michael Mahonchek ponders a difficult question posed by a student. The merits of a good soc1al sc1ence background tire considered by Mr. Charles Clarkson . Olivia OeCroce seeks aid from Mr. Em1l Z1egler. �Home Economics Zippers sticking, thread breaking, Hours of restitching . The result: A creation in fashion. Burnt pastry, Scorched hollandaise, Startmg over again . The result : A cuisine to delight the tongue. From whirring sewing machines and rustling cookbooks, Develop the homemakers of tomorrow. Mrs. Gladys ligon expla ins the intriCacies of her gradebook . Mrs. Rhoda Dean demonstrates her recipe for pancakes. Corrine Thomas applies the suggestions of Mrs . Hazel Spangen berg to her work . Mrs. Mary Ball tries to bring order to her desk . �Language Mrs. Mary Nell Gerner relates her understanding of the Russian language to the current arms race. Miss Dione Dykes stresses that listening to fundamental to speaking correctly Mrs. Barbaro Fesler returns a Spanish test paper. French dialogues is �One's world is os wide os the number of words one knows to describe it. Mrs. Blanche Pigott enJoys listening to a student's German recitation. Mr Gerry Komp's students learn that Espanol is an aid to the government's Good Neighbor Policy, The ablative absolute comes alive through Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz's enlightening explanation. �Special Education Sometimes mind or body Needs to catch up with the heart of a soul; Ours to find Ways to help all achieve their best. Moss Jan Laman keeps her doss enthralled durong a lecture. 24 An onformal doscussion os corroed on by Mrs . Esther Howard and a student. An omportant homework ossognment by Stelle Chmura may decide the grade goven by Mrs Patrocoa Collons. �Mr. Raymond Maley offers Spelootes. cr~tiCosm to Dean A malfunctioning radio gets Mr Richard Johnson up in the air. Industrial Arts Open the door, Hear ... The whine of an electric saw, The rhythmic pounding under a steady hand. Open the door, See ... A finished leather belt, The hand- faltering -then precise. A lecture on accuracy by Mr. Harlan Moiler keeps Howard James alert The necessoty of precisoon os learned by Bill Burgon on Mr. Robert Bicrboch's class �Food for Thought Mr Rex Cra1g , M1ss Eloise Pearson, Mr Pat Panek, and Mrs. Al1ce Koons ( from left ) sample the delightful lunchroom cuisine. 26 In the teachers' lun~hroom, hab1tues add animated d1scussion to their enjoyment of lunch . Mr Michael Bullock and Mr. Robert Kennedy ( from left ) assay the possibilities of o teach - ing career, while Mr. Jerome B1ffle and Mr. Chester Phelps d1scuss the current Olympiad. �Recl1ning, Mrs. Marilyn Hoyle tokes advantage of a comfort · able plonnmg penod. Over a crowded table, M1ss Margaret Sm1th and Mrs. Marion Powell shore lively conversation . Mr. William Holmes grabs a bite while on lunch room duty . �Mr. Donald Griebenaw and Mr. Richard Strickland discuss the results of a laboratory expenment. Miss Betsy Bishop carefully marks corrections A historical event is clarified in the library by Mr. Edward Race. Mrs. Mary Weed enjoys a moment of complete leisure . 28 �A free moment : Spent in thought relaxation, Time valuable in the day of a teacher. Relaxation and enjoyment are comb1ned by Mrs. Evva Vickers. Miss Jan Evans traces the results of dally volleyball tournaments. Mr. Daniel Burmeister takes advantage of a study hall. �Mrs. Carolyn Roth works over a lump of cloy. Art 0 " Mrs. Olive Green expounds the virtues of color. Miss Desjardins surveys her class. A brush on paper A hand on clay And an abstract thought Becomes a concrete Reality. �Physical Education A smile decorates Mrs . Moy Dunkin as she leads the modern dance club in practice. Physical Education : Cerebral minds and strong bodies go hand in muscled hand. Physical Education, An essential- for graduation. Mrs. Lois Caldwell stands amazed at Donra Vogel's glockinspiel excuse. Miss Jeon Aschbacher serves in an intra mural volley ball game . �Infinity and BeyondWith propensities for the analytic, A professional eye on Fundamentalry. Truth determined with irrefutable logic. Mr. John Nicholson is momen tarily set aback by an enlightened question. Mr William Kruse meditates on the presentation of the Cos1ne Law. The precision of the slide rule is demonstrated by Mr. Chester Phelps. �ath 33 Odd ·letters become significant as Mr. Lorry French solves on algebra problem. John Goodman looks astonished at Miss Elsa Berger's ease in solving the mysteries of a geometry problem �Science 34 Mr. Alfred Metcalf reveals some clinical aspects of biology to hos first -year stu dents Mr Clarence Mullenix clarifies a principle for a student. Mr. Ed Gallegos discusses the biology of the human hand and its relationship to man 's innate abollties. Depictong the phases of a physics timing tape, Mr. Dominoc Zarlengo cracks one apart. �Science: Concrete- dealing with absolutesfact and truth. Changeable- matter molded and dispersed life and death creation and destruction . Challenging- imagination conquering obscurity, step by step. Dr. Howard Willoomson tokes time out from his chemostry to keep his records organized Mr. Julian Jacobo exomones his complex scientofic apparatus. With hos ovid onterest in furthering scientific knowledge, Mr. Rex Cra ig tokes extra time to explain hos subject to a con fused student. Mr. Morris Hoffman prepares for on experiment combining the value of visual demonstration and tangible analogies. �Business Education A speed typing class is timed by Mrs. Ruth Eggleston . Mr. Roger Dungan explains a complicated business arothmetic procedure. Mrs. Katherine Bult poonts out the diversity on shorthand symbols �A typing exercise is demonstrated by Miss Lindo Burgess. Typewriters in rhythm. Day by day, Mistake by mistake, Unsure fingers learn control and speed. Long hours of practice. Shorthand symbols lose their strangeness, Transcription like a professional. Invaluable for the future. Mrs. Joan Rudel gives on assignment to her typing class. Typ1ng assignments ore carefully corrected and graded by M1ss Joyce Walker. �At the end of the day Mr. Stanley Laughlin (foreground ) and Dr. John B. Matties, check their office boxes. Mrs . Allee Call leaves her room carrying a batch of Girls' Social Problems tests. With his slim attache case in hand, Mr. John Timmons leaves the scene of his latest success. At the end of another week, Mr. Thomas Ellison initials the teacher roster. �Insubordination brooked, mounds of papers to grade in hand, rooms locked -the teachers sign out and, with exuberant joy, depart. 39 Mr. Raymond Acsell- IBM Programming �Special Department Pausing between appointments, Mr. Wayne Fox , Asmtant College Counselor (above) d1scusses the merits of C U with Mr. George Mansf1eld . Smil1ng patiently, Miss Jay Breen, social worker (tap right ), hands a student h1s absence excuse. Balancing the book s IS an important part of the treasurer's dut1es, as Miss Jenme Marr (below right) demonstrates. Mr. Robert Kennedy, Educational Career Counselor, consults a reference sheet to suggest work opportunities for students. �The filing cabinet is a constant companion of librarian Mrs. Hazel Clark ( above ). Poetry provides a means of relaxation for Miss Barbara Gillett, ( right ) a librarian. •... Tak1ng time out from her busy schedule, Miss Alwyn Evans ( above ), the pnnc1pal's secretary, checks her calendar. Miss Eloise Pearson (left ) tabulates the accumulated fines of a negligent student. �Special Department Preparing transcropts for college -bound seniors is a full . time job for Mrs. Mae Nelson. Moss Elizabeth Craven records the test performance of individuals at East . East's nurse, Miss Foe Twist, keeps track of her records as well as adminostering to the needs of the student body. Mr. John Slovek edits the various films that will be viewed by students . �Ofl1ce clerk Mrs. Ruth Brodlor discusses the weather with Jo Elenbogen and Lorry Gersh . Writing excuses for wayward students is the time -consuming task of Mrs. Marilyn Jester, Mrs. V1rginio Shakespeare aids Mr. Lawrence Garrett by filing and typ1ng reports and orrong1ng appoint · ments for students. Switchboard operator, Mrs. Mary Rider, transfers one of the many calls received at East. 43 Mrs Evelyn Schochterle checks o book cord against her master reference. �The book supply at East is of constant concern to Miss Kathryn Cutforth. The door of the testing office opens and Mrs. Emilie Tescher greets another inqu inng student. 44 Mrs. Judy Jolley corrects on error in the bulletin. Special Department Whiling away the hours compiling and fil ing records is a favorite pastime of Mrs. Anne Louise Anderson. �In a rare moment of leisure, some of the custodians of East relax in their basement head quarters. Richard Armstrong C. C. Johnson / C. Delbert Mooberry Dino Daddis �Activities ••• 46 �The quintessence of something you don't understand, until it's finished . Plan, then count the steps . .. time ... and at the end- realize accomplishment. Plan. Steps. Time. In this participation, understanding . In understanding, maturity. In maturity, leadershipbelief in a directed co-operation. This interaction making some reality and the word "fellowman" understood . �Activities Calendar Howdy Day Orientation Assembly Sophomore Party Seraph Dance Senior Class Assembly Fall Sports Dance P. T. A. Back To School Drama Club Play Thanksgiving Assembly Junior Prom Christmas Program Shafroth Contest Woodbury Contest Nov. 7 Nov.17 Nov. 20 Nov. 25 Dec. 5 Dec.17 Jan.S Jan. 13 Sept18 Sept 23 Sept. 25 Oct.lO Oct29 �Career Day Sweetheart Dance Wolcott Contest P. T. A. Fashion Show Mikado Vocal Concert Band Concert May 2 Color Day May 7 Senior Girls Awards Assembly May 20 Senior Prom Academic Awards Assembly Class Day May 22 May 26-27 Commencement June 7 49 June 4 Jan. 19 Feb.13 March 3 March 18-20 March 26-27 April 27 �SPOTLIGHT STRIVES FOR SUPERIO ITY A student pays his money and tokes his chance. Salesman David Stern seeks buyers. Members of the SPOTLIGHT Staff reflected student opinions and interests in creating a colorful student newspaper again this year. The paper beamed editorials, features and news to entertain and enlighten the students. SPOTLIGHT galvanized student interest and increased sales above the level of recent years. The paper was printed every three weeks under the direction of the Editorial Board and Mr. Richard Nelson, sponsor. 50 Sue Allen increases her soles record by sell Ing Janet Kulling a SPOTLIGHT. SPOTLIGHT staff members sell their goods to clamoring souls. �Checking over the finished product amuses Kay Eldridge and Christy Chapin At the Printer's, SPOTLIGHT'S Editor Jo Elenbogen and Page Editor Kay Eldndge co-ordinate the layout. Mr. Nelson, this year's new sponsor, gives his helpful ond experienced advice to Chmty Chopin and Jo Elenbogen. East High Spotlight Official Puhltw/wll, Ea.\1 Htl/h S1 hool. DCIII'!'r, Colorado \lunha of Columhia Scholastic Press, ational klwla.llic Press A nociathm a11d Qwll a11d croll . Jo Elenbogen Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef . . • . . • . . . • • • . . . . . . . Beth Hougen News Ed1tor . . Mr R1chord Nelson Sp nsor . Kathy R1ed s I Copy Rewnte Ed,tor Bus1ness Manager . • . . • • . . . • • . . . • •. Page Ed1tors . Kay Eldredge, Beth Hougen, Chnsty Chop1n , Lmdo Stott Publ1c1ty Manager ...... • .. .. .. .. .. . • .. .. .. .. • . Sue All n Molly Barnhart , Nancy Brandt , Ph1l Johnson, JaniCe Reporters .. Lev1sohn, Lolly Lundqu1st , Lauro Mosunogo , Ellen Monmoto, M1ke Pryor , Dove Stern, Gr010 WeiSbort , Carol Wohl, Lorry Sorner Sue Allen Stoff Art1st . • . • . Pot L Clo~re, Glen Eppleston , Stan Losby Photography Stoff •• . • . . . • . . • Barbaro LoomiS Supply Monoo r . �East's cheerleaders get a few pointers from their fathers at the Father-daughter banquet. Koty Pate Vicky Worley Lillian Pritchard Ready East ••• Let's Go! Betty Storr Connie Miller Potty Patterson Gordo McKenzie �Cheerleaders Vigorous cheering led by seven girls clod in red and white uniforms not only gave encouragement to the athletes, but also provided on outlet for the heightening emotions of the spectators. Cheerleaders helped promote school spirit as well as interest in sports, and they encouraged support of sports teams. 53 �• 1ft The Jun1or Closs looks forward to o "Bright New World" with their first ploce floot . "The End" wos ushered in with the third place Sophomore Closs entry. Second ploce went to the Seniors, who moved "The Wall" of prejudice. Not wonting to be thrown out on the first lop, the Pre-Low "float" was left covered until the second lop. �Betty Starr, the Pre-Law "Best Pal," is driven by Tyler Hall, in his MG-TD. The float committees delight in working against the clock to destroy their floats. Color Day: What a way to go! Lorry Gersh and Mike Saks make a rough translation. A loving cup depicts the glory of EAST. "That's a float?" queries Joni "EI Burro" is hesitant about being seen in public. �Looking Forward 56 Paul Springs (above ) models the latest in two - piece sw1mm1ng suits in the Senior Sk1t Miss Lockhart (right ) does the "Stone-Age Jerk ." The Junior Boys (be law) do a can -can dance. �Color Day parade "Forwards" was won by the Junior entry, "Bright New World ." The Senior float, "The Wall," copped second place, while the Sophomore float, "The Bomb," was third . The PreLaw Extravaganza, "The End of the World Machine," functioned as many had expected. Other clubs and individual classes entered floats . The assembly "Backwards," featured the class and faculty skits. First prize for skits went to the Seniors, second to the Juniors, and third to the Sophomores, while the faculty was left out. The crowning of Pam Shipp as May Queen ended the assembly. The track team went "All The Way" later in the day at the city track meet. Some of Ma Parker's boys, of the Junior Class, mourn the death of their leader in the Junoor Skit. The Jitterbug ( above ) is brought back from the ages in the Senior Skit The Sophomores (/eft ) backed into third place woth their back· wards baseball game. Ma Parker's boys (below ) sing " Poor Little Lambs" on the Junior Skit. '(' ' ~ I.,,;.·7• 4 \ _.,. '\ .: . ' . \-: , I ' �Confusion reigns as upper clossmen poke fun at the new sophomores. Governor Love gives the Angels o lesson in Citizenship. East Assays Assemblies "I dare you to be o square," voices Dr. J. Carleton Babbs. Marcellus Wallace and Pam Shipp look forward to the Senior Prom in May .• . Appearing as club members at the Sophomore Onento tion, David Lundqu1st and Marlene Zinn entice sophomores to join clubs. Goldhammer depict the typical •.• while Mary Sue Wilcox gives o cheer for the January activities . ~~- �Each year the busy assembly schedule starts out with the Sophomore Orientation. At the Citizenship Day Assembly, the Angels were privileged to have the Honorable Governor John A. Love as guest speaker. Many pep assemblies were scattered throughout the year. Chants of "We will win" echoed through the halls. The Thanksgiving Assembly was a change from previous years, featuring a satire on modern musical groups. East's Christmas Assembly, as always, was rich with beauty and tradition. The familiar holiday carols rang out as the Concert Choir marched in. Music for the assemblies is provided by East's orchestra and band under the direction of Mr. Kay Shadwell. Sophomore Angels Bob Bell, Coy Gilbertson, George Kawamoto, and Ann Schafer help the· cherleoders arouse student spint at a football pep assembly. The G.W. pep assembly was on the football field during practice The Concert Choir sings familiar carols at the Chr1stmos Assembly. Soonng music from the Concert Orchestra odds beauty to East's Chmtmos Assembly. Ul 0 Music for the Thonksgmng Assembly was provided by Lourie Bourke, Melody Reed, Sherry Elson, and Anthea Blonos. �Assemblies Officer Th1ade and h1s specially tra~ned dog of mob control at the Con1ne Assembly. At the traditional Code Assembly, Roger Green berg delivers on inspiring message on courage. During the Brotherhood Assembly Bill Teomon and Coral Replogle entertain the student body with ethnic folk songs. Tradition and variety highlighted second semester assemblies . Early in the second semester student leaders interpreted their views of courage, competence, culture, courtesy and character at the annual Code assembly. In March sophomore, junior and senior girls matched their impromptu reading abilities at the traditional Wolcott Sight Reading Contest. Near the end of the year, the election assembly for the '65-'66 school officers was followed by a student council safety assembly . Other interesting assemblies, including the Canme Corps and a Mikado teaser added diversity to the semester's assemblies. �The unseen scene setters Behind every assembly or show put on at East is the stage crew. Under the direction of Mr. Bill Holmes, the stage crew is responsible for lighting, sound, props and stage sets. These gentlemen ore also hired by the Denver Public Schools to work for any group which may rent the auditorium. Supervising all of the stage crew work is Coach Bill Holmes 61 Members of the stage crew work on scenery for The Mikado. �.. The cost assembles for the finale to receive its well -earned applause. KoKo (Greg Alex onder) IS 1n high spints when he finds his "substitute." The musical drama "The Mikado" by Gilbert and Sullivan was presented at East on March 26 and 27. The Mikado is a social satire on the "insanity of reason ." This production was made possible through the combined efforts of faculty and students alike. Mrs. Marion Padboy and Mr. Kay Shadwell hod charge of the musical end of the production. Drama direction was done by Mr. Irwin Keinon and choreography by Mrs. May Dunkin. Mrs. Olive Green assisted by Mr. Price Smith hod control of the art work of the show. History classes will remember making cherry blossoms way back in January, while the cast will remember the many hours of practice. Both students and faculty cooperated in order to make "The Mikado" one of the greatest things that has happened to East. Dove Pudlik as Pish Tush in the song "Our Great M1kodo" describes how a cheap toiler becomes the lord High Ex - John O' Donnell as Pooh Bah ex - Yum Yum, Connie Miller, and Nonki Poo, lee Fiser, comfort each other before they meet their fate at the hands of the lord High Execut1oner. �Music Department Presents ikado Pitti Sing (Marilyn Card) examines Pooh Boh (John 0 Donnell) to see 1f he is al1ve. KoKo (Greg Alexander) informs tion of the "second trombone." The chorus of nobles opens the show w1th "If You Want To Know Who We Are." Nanki Poo, a wandering minstrel disguised os a second trombone, was played by lee Fiser. -~-.....,......~r-1 Dave Soker as the M1kado assembles w1th the Girls' Chorus for the finale. Katisha (lynn Fisher) arrives at T1tipu to claim her rights as Daughter-In-law Elect. �The Concert Choir performs at the Christmas Program under the direction of Mrs. Marion Podboy. John T rovos, violinost for the Concert Orchestra, concentrates on a diffocult arpeggio. East High's music deportment, under the leadership of Mrs Marion Podboy, Mr. Kay Shadwell, and Miss June Sinnord, developed the deportment into on integral port of the curricular and extracurricular schedule. Mr. Shadwell prepared the Concert Bond and Orchestra for programs ranging from pep assemblies to the annual Spring Concert. Mrs. Podboy conducted the Concert Choir and Angeloires while Miss Sinnard worked with the Girls Ensemble and Mixed Chorus. Angeloores, composed of select members of the Concert Choir, song at assemblies and school functoons throughout the year 64 �Members of the Concert Choir pay doligent attention to their conductor. Mrs Marion Padboy prepares to direct the concert choir. Music Assemblies Noted by Student Body Mr. Kay Shadwell, instrumental music teacher, helps his class through a difficult passage in practoce. .... Miss June Sinnard directs the Boys Glee Club from the orchestra pit. The Concert Orchestra demonstrates that long hours of practice were not wasted as they gi•e another autstand ong performance . �Saks Secures Woodbury Mikkel Soks won the Ninety-Second Annual Woodbury Contest with his interpretive declaration, "On Being Accused of Treason." Other contestants were Fronk DeSciose, Lothor Reiman, Dirk Epperson, Brion Bollocker, Lorry Gersh, and David Hunter. Each of these contestants chose a tenminute declaration to deliver at on assembly held near the close of first semester. Outstanding citizens not affiliated with East were asked to judge the interpretations. Members of the Pre-Law Club served as ushers. Mikkel Saks receives the coveted Woodbury Medal. Clenching his fists in concentration, Dirk Epperson delivers "Invective Against Cory." Mikkel Saks delivers his prize winning speech, "On Being Accused of Treason." Stan Koshi, Frank DeSciose, Lothar Rei mann, Dirk Epperson, Mikkel Saks, and Larry Gersh ( from left) anxiously await the results of the contest. Lothar Reimann presents his interpretation of "Napoleon the Little." �Kington Captures Wolcott The Annual Wolcott Sight Reading Contest for girls was won by Miss lynn Kington. The selection chosen for sight readmg at the Wolcott Assembly was "Open Boat" by Stephen Crane. Each girl in the contest was chosen by a group of teachers on her sight reading ability. Each contestant read a part of the short story without any prior practice or knowledge of the selection chosen. Three individuals, not directly connected with the schoolMrs. Denamae Fox, Mr. Donald Malmgren, and Reverend Hugh Mullings- served as judges. Miss Lynn Kington reads her section of "Open Boat," whoch gave her the victory. 67 Congratulations are in order as contestants crowd around Lynn Kington at the end of the contest. Shafroth Contest Visits East The Shofroth Contest for extemporaneous speaking was established in honor of former Colorado Governor Shofroth. This contest, which visits East once every seven years, is divided into a category for girls and a category for boys. Two representatives from each of the eight Denver high schools participate in the competition . Miss Dana Gruenert and Mr. John Travis represented East t his year. Mr. Morrison Shofroth gives a history of the contest in honor of his father. Dana Gruenert delivers her speech, "Should Prayer Be Banned in Public Schools." �''Heavenly Spring'' 68 Jane McMillan is all ready for a pa jama party in her big , bright bloomers. Mona Porter's sm1le shows off the new fash ions of 1975. Unaccustomed to the Intricacies of modeling , Skip Simonton seems at a loss. Dressed 1n formal wear, PTA models gather for the finale while Greg Alexander s1ngs, " If Ever I Would Leave You ." Smiling, Cindy Ziegler assures the audience that they are "in" if they wear the new "London" look. �Senior Girl Awards FRIENDLINESS POISE Linda Hallberg Kathy Hearn CHEERFULNESS Patty Patterson Cheryl Horton SERVICE BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Leslie Clift DEPENDABILITY Sue Scott SENSE OF HUMOR Pamela Shipp LEADERSHIP Pat Stensaas SPORTSMANSHIP Betty Starr LOYALTY COURTESY Judy Miller Wanda Greer �George Kawamoto, Ron Gardner, Sue Shermack, and Susi Ando listen to a discourse by Mr. Arthur Bragg , Council Sponsor. Head Girl Leslie Clift and Head Boy Dan Eitemiller listen to a comment concerning juvenile delinquency. Marcellus Wallace clarifies his point as Joey Scott, Judy Miller, Mary Sue Wilcox, and Lonn ie Alexander listen. �Council Concocts Queen's Court Student Council promoted wider student contributions and spirit in extra-curricular activities this year. To accomplish this goal, the council established the queen regulation system, helped patch holes in the points system, and encouraged participation in all clubs. In addition, council challenged student apathy and conduct through assemblies, and helped conquer the litter problem. Beaming brightly to match the holiday spirit, Patty Regan cheerfully sweeps the hall. Members of the Student Council gaily trim the tree in the lunchroom. Tak1ng time out for a quick supper at the Student Council dec orating party are (from left to right) Mrs. Jack Beardshear, Mrs. Arthur Bragg, Mr. Robert Colwell, Mrs. Anne Broad, and Bob Bell. �Delegate Assembly Considers Crucial Questions Hugh Moore was elected second semester President. Bright and early every Friday morning, the eager and willing Delegate Assembly Representatives appeared at the door of room 50, waiting to hear the authoritative gavel of Hugh Moore, second semester president or Roger Greenberg, president first semester. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Bragg, legislation was speedily and effectively run through. Discussions of utmost importance, such as the delinquency in the student parking lot, the quagmires at the bus stops, and the money and goods needed by countless worthy charities, demanded the attention of the Assembly. The Assembly, directly involved with the Student Body, worked with the Student Council to create a better understanding between the administration and the students. A pun from the lips of Hugh Moore evokes mixed reactions among Assembly membeos. Busily capturing every word, dedicated Representatives take careful notes in order to keep the students well informed. Roger Greenberg, first semester President and ANGELUS Business Manager, gives an enthusiastic sales pitch for the ANGELUS. �73 Classification Boord members Wyndol Johnson, Schyleen Quolls, Ron Pomeranz, Undo Stott, Horlon Dolton, and Barbaro Vickers met in many places, including the tower, the armory, the teachers' lunchroom, and the Girls' Social Room . Classification Board The Activities Classification Boord was a newly created offshoot of Student Government at East this year. Corresponding to a judiciary, the "Points Board" was established for two major purposes. The Board kept individuals from holding too many offices and "spreading themselves too thin," and it therefore enabled a greater number of students to participate in leadership positions. It interviewed countless individuals and tried to establish a workable classification system for school and club offices. by determining the exact extent of the varied responsibilities within the school. Board members considered adding athletes to the classification system. Bnon Bollocker ( above) voices his opin ion at o Boord meeting Mr. Bragg (below), who spon sored the Student Government, was largely responsible for many of its accomplishments. ���ROTC Gives Students Leadership Company inspection 76 Battalion inspection Cadet Erskine Henderson nervously awaits the inspection party. As an incoming student, the ROTC Cadet quickly learns to be a soldier. He learns to wear his uniform properly, to put his brass in the right place, and how to obtain a mirror shine on his shoes and brass. His classes teach him about many different aspects of military customs and operations, and he learns to be prepared in drilling. By weekly inspection, his superior officers are able to evaluate his progress. Commandant of Cadets Sergeant First Closs Show checks for any flow while inspecting. Platoon inspection Much drilling is needed to perfect o precise "right face." �Aimed directly on the Bullseye is Jerry Bishop. The target is helpless be fore the crock shots of the East High Rifle Team. . . . llkew1se, before the s1g hts of Steve Suzuki. Trini Carrasco trustingly walks through the rifle exchange of the Drill Team. A Color Guard prepares to post the colors during on Assembly. The G1rls' Drill Team shows confidence 1n the accurate "V" formation of its drill. �Cadets Heed Motto ''To Learn To Lead'' 78 Platoon leader lorry Sorner checks to see if one of his subordinates knows his "Chain of Command ." A color guard detotl solemnly raises the flog during the Kennedy Memo rial Service. Taking time out from his do1ly schedule, Second Year Instructor StaffSergeant Elicerio answers a phone call. Early morn1ng proct1ces each week produce a precision East Drill Team . �Honorary Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Cheryl Horton watches for any mistakes of the Girls' Drill Team . Bill Hillhouse successfully performs the "double pat" manual of the drill. Howard Nevins, Rifle Team Captain, and Chris Faber show the rigorous pos1t1ons they must stay in during a match. Students who hove shown exceptional ability in drilling or marksmanship may try out for the rifle team, drill team, or Honor Guard. These ore the cadets who help in winning many competitions throughout the year. These competitions include Boulder Competition, City, Brigade, and Federal Inspection. The Honor Guard Platoon, led by Cadet Sergeant MaJor Onodera, marches to its proper position for the Kennedy Memor1al Ceremony. A proper salute is returned by Cadet Captain Trini Carrasco. �Honorary Cadet Ma jor Kathy Reidesel Cheryl Horton Honorary Cadet Lieutenant Co/one/ 80 Cadet Lieutenant Colonel lwogoshi Battalion Commander Outstanding Leadership Shown in Cadet Corps �Cadet Captain Van Bradt Battalion S-2 Cadet Lieutenant Tenbrink Battalion S-1 Company Commander Company Commander Cadet Lieutenant Frank Cadet Captain Carrasco Molly Barnhart Cadet MaJOr Wong Battalion S-3 Honorary Cadet Captain Joni Diner Honorary Cadet Captain Battalion Air Officer Battalion S-4 Cadet Captain Nevins Cadet Captain Freehling Cadet Captain Slingo Cadet Lieutenant Davidson Company Commander Company Commander �First Sergeant Cadet First Sergeant Hillhouse Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Fields Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Daniels Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Sarner Honorary Cadet Captain Mardi Wright First Sergeant Cadet First Sergeant Gunn Platoon Leader Cadet L1eutenant Glover Honorary Cadet Captain Shari Wilkins Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Landis First Sergeant Cadet First Sergeant Nightengale Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Suzuki Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Noel Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Degenhart Platoon Leader Cadet Lieutenant Morgan First Sergeant Cadet f1rst Sergeant Leslie �Seniors Excel Scholastically 83 East's senoor scholars thos year are (/eft to right, top to bottom ) Pat Stensaas, Koren Hooker, Annette Cluff, Lynda Watts, Chris Hart, Larry Atkison , Harlan Dalton, Betty Smith, and Larry Goldhorsch. Nine top students were designated as Senior Scholars for this year's graduating class. They are Lorry A. Goldhirsch, Christopher A. Hart, Horlon Dolton, Patricio Kay Stensoos, Betty Susan Smith, Koren F. Hooker, Annette L. Cluff, Lynda Lee Watts, and Lorry Atkison. They ore the top 3°o of the class of '65. Each has a 3.8 grade point overage or better for their three years at East and combined marks above 1310 on the College Boards. Most of these students ore active in extracurricular activities, and all ore deserving of this honor. �Writhing imitations and sposticotions dominated East's donees this year. The Moonrokers, Esquires, and Princetons inspired arm-raised jerkers and web-footed fruggers to move with the mosses. Tradition was blasted by new sounds and discotheque conformity prevailed. Susie Wyt1os sews up a decorot1on for the Junior Prom. .a. .. •• .... ·II' :1 E 1 Ul A rose is o rose is o rose is professed by Joy Foust. �Queen candidate Jane McMillon and lost year's Fall Sports Queen, Betty Storr (/eft ), face the camera during the Fall Sports Donee. 85 �oyalty MIS KA EN WHITE Anqelus Queen Countenance serene hides a hope carefully concealed. A night filled with promise and disappointment. A queen A crown coveted treasured envied. 86 MR. Bl LL OLIVER Anqelus Kinq Miss Karen White and Mr. Bill Oliver were selected as the 1964-65 Angelus King and Queen by the star of the famed "Tonight" show, Mr. Johnny Carson. Three sophomore girls and three sophomore boys were chosen as finalists by unbiased judges, and their pictures were then sent to Mr. Carson in New York. He then proceeded to select Karen and Bill as the new royalty on the basis of their pictures only, sending them his best wishes. �Johnny Carson Selects Angelus ing and Queen �L Ml full "Lunar Leaves," featuring the familiar beat of the Moonrakers, was the theme of this year's Fall Sports Dance, sponsored by the ANGELUS and SPOTLIGHT staffs. Autumn -colored streamers and leaves decorated the front hall, while blue lights porf 88 u n added a moonlit mood to the night. It was in this setting that Miss Cindy Ziegler, a football team candidate, and escorted by Mr. Bob Brannon, was crowned Fall Sports Queen by Miss Betty Starr, last year's queen. �II rt n The Fall Sports Dance PRESENTS Cindy Ziegler and Patty Patterson, escorted by Bob Brannon and Graig Weisbart, ANTICIPATION mounts as the Fall Sports Dance begins. FALL SPORTS QUEEN ATTENDANTS are, reading clockwise and top to bottom Katy Pate, Lilli Pntchard, Jane McM1IIan, Barbie Hurd, Patty Patterson, and Meredy Pate. Miss Cindy Ziegler receives the CONGRATULATIONS of her attendants Moments later a NEW QUEEN and her escort lead the traditional first dance. �Ml M TTl - MILT �Junior Prom Queen Attendants are, from left to right and top to bottom: Barbara Hurd, Cathy Riffle, Susan Shermack, Candy Sekyra, Laurie Bourke, and Carol Hearn . 91 Miss Mattie Milton reigns over her court with her escort, Mr. Edd1e Rankin. Juni r- m "Supercolifrogilisticexpiolidocious," the theme of this year's Junior Prom, token from "Mary Poppins," means something wonderful or almost perfect. "Super . . ." definitely fulfilled all expectations. The decorations, including pastelcolored streamers and on umbrella mode of paper carnations, created a fanciful atmosphere. Once again the scintillating beat of the Moonrokers was heard, as they added another whimsical note to the evening. The prom was highlighted by the triumphant crowning of Miss Mattie Milton by lost year's queen, Miss Potty Patterson. Miss Milton's escort was Mr. Eddie Rankin. �Ml ELIZA TH SNIDE AND MR. GA Y C UGHLIN Sweetheart Couple �Sweefheapf Dance Under a canopy of red and black streamers representing a castle, Miss Elizabeth Smder and Mr. Gary Coughlin were crowned king and queen of the traditional Sweetheart Dance. The popular Esquires added a delightful mood to "Reidn of Hearts." Head girl, Leslie Clift, and Head Boy, Dan Eitemiller, crowned the couple, while Sherrie Turnbull and Joey Nady bore the crowns to the throne preceding the ceremony. The newly crowned sweetheart couple enjoys "their donee." 93 Sherrie Turnbull and Joey Nody make very effective crown bearers. �Ml S M May Queen IP �May Queen Attendants ore (left to nght ana top to bottom) L1ndo Hallberg, Connie Miller, Barbaro Cox, Pam Shipp, Cindy Simonton, Mardi Wnght, Cheryl Horton, Kathy Hearn, and Lonnie Alexander. May ue n Attend nf 95 �Senoor Honorary Attendants ore (left to nght and top to bottom) Wanda Greer, Jane McMillan, Carolyn Word, Lilli Pritchard, Mary Sue Wolcox, Condy Burns, Mario Busso, Sue Scott, Pot Stensoos, Gorda McKenzoe, and Meredy Pate. s r H Attend nts The members af the Queens' Court are (left to right) Betty Starr, Potty Patterson, and Cindy Ziegler Queen ' �Junior Moy Queen Attendants ore {/eft to right and top to bottom) Susan Ando, Kathy Deutsch, Barbie Loom1s, Sara Johnson, Barbara Hurd, Candy Sekyro, Susan Shermack, and Carolyn Cheley. JunioP and SophomoPe May ueen Attend nfs 97 Sophomore May Queen Attendants are {/eft to right) Cay Gilbertson, Nancy Stratton, Kathy Starr, and Janice Millward. �Sports ••• 98 �The things an athlete remembers : long hours of practice well -worn holes in equipment the smell of the locker room the advice coach gave giving all you've got only to fail trying again -to succeed. the pain of a wrenched knee wanting to stay in . playing poorly- disgust- the frustration of losing . playing well- a smile- elation in winning. personal satisfaction in the team effort : a well fought loss The state trophy. �Angel strategy is then planned .. . A time out provides a chance to catch a needed breath and receive a sideline call ... Potential energy waits to be unleashed at the proper signal against Loveland. �Angels Tighten Up To Finish Strong The 1964 football season was filled with many ups and downs for the Big Red Team . For the first time in many years the Angels were not favored to win the City Title and were underdogs in many of their games. East finished in third place, only one-half game behind second-place Thomas Jefferson, in a Denver Prep League which was for stronger and better balanced than in post years. The Angels finished the season with on overall record of 7-3, and were rated as th~ 6th and 8th best team in the state in the UPI and Denver Post Prep Polls respectively. The Cherubs started their season on a high note by shutting out Pueblo Centennial, 19-0, and thus gaining revenge for the1r 27-26 loss to the Bulldogs in the 1963 State Playoffs. In their next game the Angels were defeated by a determined Loveland team, 12-7. The absence of Captain Steve Dertinger in this game because of illness decreased the power of the East attock. East was shocked in their next, their first league game, by the Lincoln Lancers, 13-7, a game in which they played poorly. Lincoln's winning tally come w1th twenty seconds left in the game, which the Angels hod been winning 7-6. The following week the team bounced bock to beat North, 19-7, at Manual Stadium. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER 10 Duane Hasegawa 11 Rick Achatz 12 Roger Schafer 20 Art l evy 21 Mark McEihtnney 22 Mtke Hendryson 23 Toasty Brame 24 John Slovek 25 Gary Durance 26 Steve Dertinger 27 Joe Sonttfer 40 Floyd Tunson 41 Roger Cheatham 42 Gene Williams 50 Chris Hindman 51 lee Omohundro 52 Ben Garcto 61 Dick Jeske 62 Don Perkin 63 Dean Speliotes 64 Bruce Beaton 65 Don Eitemiller 66 Bruce Gilchrist 70 Gary Coughlin 71 Rayford Tillis 74 Greg Hume 75 Phtl VanBuskirk 76 PauiSprtngs 77 Bob Brannon Bl Glenn Hanley 82 John Dantels 83 Jim Cassell 84 Marcellus Wallace 85 J. Nady 86 Mike Stratton Coach Pat Panek 101 A famtliar stght- the powerful East end sweep consisting of Roger Schafer (12), Toasty Brame (23), Mike Hendryson (22), and Gene Williams (42). · -~~- ~~--~w.~ A massive pile of East and loveland players constitu tes a substantial gain. �Tailback Steve Dertinger (26 ), the second lead1ng scorer 1n the Denver Prep League, studies the defense look ing for an open receiver. Marcellus Wallace (84) beg1ns a delayed pass pattern with Steve Dert1nger lobbing the football. East Angels Stick The Angels then traveled to Pueblo again to face highly rated Pueblo East. They spoiled the Eagles' homecoming with a 26-0 trouncing in one of their best games of the season . The Cherubs returned to league action against Manual and had to come from twelve points behind in the last quarter to defeat the stubborn Thunderbolts, 27-19. In the big game of the season against arch rival George Washington, East came within one point of winning the coveted victory and defeating the mighty Patriots, who were highly favored to wallop the Angels. Steve Dertinger's second kick went wide, giving the Patriots a 14-13 victory. George Washington went on to win the league title. The Angel team then clobbered West, 34-7, and beat Thomas Jefferson handily, 23-14. In the final game of the season the Cherub team d1sproved the predictions by routing favored South, 21 -0. The mighty East defense held the Rebels to a mere two yards net rushing and allowed them only four first downs in the entire game. Toward the end of the season the team showed real ability and proved that they were comparable to past East powerhouse teams. 102 A dropped pass on th1rd down by Gene Williams (42) agamst North , sets up a punting s1tuation. Shown receiving the snap from Lee Omohundro (51) is Mike Hendryson (22), fifth lead1ng punter in the Denver Prep League. Coach Panek displays con· cern 1n regard to the Angel passmg attack . �All -City guard Ric h Jes ke (61), the smallest lineman in th e leagu e, tackl ed th1 s South end so hard that he dropped the ball. to Ground East High football players grabbed many All Star team honors this year. Those receiving First Team All -City ratings were Bob Brannon, Paul Springs, Lee Omohundro, and Nathan "Toasty" Brome. Second T earn honors went to Rich Jeske and junior Bruce Gilchrist. Gene Williams, Dean Speliotes, Mike Hendryson, John Daniels, Roger Schafer, Steve Dertinger, Floyd Tunson, Joe Sentifer, and Mark McElhinney received Honorable Mention Commendation Awards. Lee Omohundro was selected on the All -Metro T earn for the second straight year, and gained All -State Team honors. Junior fullback Mark McElhinney (21) shakes off a Loveland tackler as he drives through the lme on a trap play. Bruce Gilchris t (66) (left) kicks off. Repell1ng tacklers wa s Gene Williams' (42) ( above) spec1alty Floyd Tunson (40) (below ) is about to ambush a Loveland Ind ian back . �The half-time break gives the Angel players a well -deserved rest and an opportunity to hear the praises and complaints of the coaches. The East defense was responsible for most of the team's success this year Coach Paul Coleman developed a well -balanced defensive team which allowed opponents on overage of only 8 points a game. This was good enough to rank East among the top ten defensive teams in the state. They shut out three teams, and the three Angel defeats were by only 12 points combined. In the Jefferson game the defense provided the winning margin. Cornerbock Joe Sontifer intercepted a TJ screen pass and raced 33 yards for the winning touchdown and later tackled the TJ quarterback in the end zone for 2 insurance points. The East front line, led by AllCity Tackles Bob Brannon and Paul Springs, and All-State linebacker Lee Omohundro, held the powerful running attacks of TJ, South, and Pueblo East to 19, 2, and minus 31 yards rushing respectively. The East offense, under the direction of Myron Craig and Pot Panek, depended entirely on a strong running attock this year. Fullback Toasty Brame ron consistently all year to rank as the second leading rusher in the league. Junior wingbock Gene Williams showed promise of being one of East's finest bocks as he mode many long runs and scored 6 touchdowns for the Angels. These bocks' fine performances con be attributed to the Big Red line. East scored on overage of 20 points a game and tallied 13 points against Washington, a team which allowed only 21 points all season and ranked first in the state in defense. �Angel Defense Tough .. 0 Ul Tackle Bob Brannon (77) races down field to smash T J's Bob Wilson and prevent a long punt return. Tackle Paul Spnngs (76) uses his speed and weight to catch and crush a Loveland runner. The Angel defense harasses the T J bocks. Lee Omohundro (Sl) analyzes the ploy while Dean Speliotes {63) charges toward the GW quarterback. �Big Red Team Ranks End Marcellus Wallace (84) goes out for a pass. Tailback Steve Dert1nger (26 ) breaks 1nto the open for one of his three touchdowns ogo1nst West. Dert1nger k1cks a successful extra pomt, with Mike Hendryson (22 ) holdmg, following one of h1s touchdowns as Coach Panek and Don Eitemiller (65 ) study the oct1on closely. 106 �6th In State East's leading rusher, Toasty Brame (23) displays the high stepping runnong technique whoch earned him All City honors. Two year letterman Moke Stratton (86) (above right) played every positoon on the team in his three year career at East. Along with his great de fensive ploy in the secondary, Joe Sontifer (27) {/ower right ) specialized in beong the first tackler to reach the enemy boll carrier on kickoffs. ( above left) �Paul Coleman prepares All - City Tackle Bob Brannon for battle before the Washington game. Coach Kirk Hinderlider talks over the situation on the field with Coach Myron Craig who " sees all" from the press-box. The final game ... The empty stands •.. The equ1pment stored .•. The 1964 season ends. �Juniors Take Third JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER Rick Achatz Bart Baker Eddie SeDan Chris Bellairs Roger Cheatham Lloyd Daniels Greg Dunham Gary Durance John Fuller Albert Gale Bruce Gilchrist Glenn Hanley Jay Hendricks John Hendryson Chris Hindman Greg Hume Bob Johnson Art Levy Bill Macintosh Mark McElhinney Jay Nady Mike Nelson 8 iII Reyno Ids Ken Richardson Glenn Ruggles Herbert Sanders John Slovek George Tague Rayford Tillis Phil Van Buskirk Nicholas Walker Eugene Williams Everette Williams Coach Myron Cra1g 109 Coach Myron Cra1g and the Angel substitutes look an with disgust as the Juniors lose the1r game to Washington, 21 to 6, after leading at the half, 6 to 0. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Tied Percentage 1 .929 Washington 6 0 .786 1 1 Jefferson . 5 2 1 .643 EAST ...•• 4 .571 4 3 0 South ... 1 .500 North .. 3 3 .286 0 Lincoln .. 2 5 0 .143 6 West .143 Manual 6 0 .. . Chris Hindman (33) centers the ball to tailback Roger Cheatham (32) to start a powerful end sweep .•. Cheatham straight.arms a Washington tackler and cuts up field for a substantial gain. Wingback Herbert Sanders (70) fires a perfect pass to end Glen Hanley (3), who has faked out the GW defender. �East's sophomore team sets for a ploy in its game ogo1nst Wosh1ngton beh1nd center Momn Sm1th (52). A Washington runner finds it hard going against East's tough line as Don Westmoreland (10) and Momn Sm1th (52) look on . Sophomores Falter Early, Finish Strong SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Jefferson 6 Manual 6 West ... 5, Washington 3 Lincoln 2 2 EAST 2 South 0 North Lost 0 2 2 4 5 5 7 Tied Percentage 1 928 857 0 714 0 .571 2 .357 1 .285 0 .285 0 000 0 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL ROSTER The new sophomore coaches, Kirk H1nderl•der and Charles Clarkson, go over some strategy for the second half of the Wosh1ngton game. Dove Bergren Glenn Boggess R1chard Bott Cra1g Boyle Dorsie Ch1lds Klaus Cox Willie fields Rod Florqu•st Joe Gnff1n Chm Hamilton Jim Hecht· N•elsen J1m Jackson B1ll Johnson George Kawamoto Lou1s Larson Clyde Lucas Jon Marshall Richard McGu~re Byron Melton Mark Morns Bill Oliver J1m Revels Gory Slovek Del Sm1th Herbert Sm1th Mamn Sm•th Lorry Stephens Steve Thomas Arch1e Topp1ng Lorry Tuggles Dan Westmoreland Cooch:!s K~rk Hinderllder Charles Clarkson �Golfers Putter to Third The East High golf team led by Tom Hoag and Tom Potter finished third in the league standings behind Thomas Jefferson and George Washing ton . East compiled a won -lost record of 18 and 10 in individual matches and a won -lost record of 5 and 2 in team matches . The only two losses were to G W. and T.J. First year coach Don Smith is hopeful of having a stronger finish next year. GOLF STANDINGS Won Washongton 24 Jefferson 24 EAST ... .. 19 South 15 14 Lincoln North 10 6 West .. Manual •........ 0 Lost Percentage 4 4 9 13 14 18 22 28 .87S .875 679 .536 .500 .357 .214 .000 GOLF ROSTER Tom Hoag Steve Johnstone Moke Lawrence Brian McCormack George McCotter John Ne,;.man Tom Potter George Somonton Dick Vogel Greg Weosbart Coach Do:~ald Smoth 111 East golfers Brian McCormack ( top left ), Tom Potter (top nght), Steve Johnstone bottom left ), and Tom Hoog (bottom right ) dosplay tee to green tactocs that brought them third place on city. �All -City player Jim Trotsky ( above) and state singles number one runnerup Ken R~pp ( below) demonstrate superb backhand form . TENNIS ROSTER Randy Brame Jock Glenn Steve Jackson Ron Lehr Brent Newton Word Phelps Ken Rupp Don Tawil Dove Tickton Mike Timchulo J1m Trotsky Steve Wilbur Coach Jim Coleman City and State Chomp number two Singles player, Brent Newton, waits anxiously for h1s upcoming match. 112 �Tennis deuces for Co-Championship in City, Topples All Others in State TENNIS STANDINGS EAST Wosh1ngton South Jefferson North L1ncoln West Manual Won Lost Percentage 36 36 . 29 26 20 6 6 13 16 22 31 33 41 11 9 .881 .881 .690 619 .476 .262 .215 .024 Once again the powerful Angel netmen took the City Crown in tennis. East was champion with Washington, each team having thirty-six victories in city competition. The East High state team then went on to put a powerful squad far ahead of everyone else in the State competition at Boulder. All -City Brent Newton was the state number two singles champion. Ken Rupp was runner-up number one singles player, and Jim Trotsky and Steve Jackson were runner-up doubles team. The State Championship was the culmination of a fine effort for captain Ken Rupp and coach Jim Coleman. Coach Jim Coleman watches his players closely before dec1ding final team positions. Doubles player Randy Brame (above } deftly places a net shot as teammate Jock Glenn looks on . Steve Wilbur (nght } serves a cannonball. Steve Jackson shows cham pionship determination in his service delivery. �Tension os the gun goes up .•• The Angel runners start the 112 · mlle race, deter mined to win 114 The w1nner, Tarry Har r 1 son, fin ish e s way ahead of the pack '" the City Meet in a new record time of 7 : 13 for the DPS Course �Angel Harriers Hustle to City and State Titles Many hopeful runners showed up in late August to try out for the East Cross Country team. There was little room for newcomers, however, as four lettermen returned from the 1963 State Champion ship team . Those returning were Torry Harrison, Mike Amori, Felix Landau, and John Davis. These four, along with junior Glen Eppelston, mode up the 1964 Varsity team . The Angel team won all of its meets except a close pre-season loss to Aurora Hinkley. Their best showing was the Ctty Meet, in which they scored on impressively low, record score of 17 points. The Angels then successfully defended thetr State Tttle, beating Greeley by 6 points, 52-58 in the 1964 State Meet at Boulder the following week. Team Captain Torry Harrison won both the City Championship and Denver lnvttotionol in record times. He placed third in the State Meet and led the team to another successful year. CROSS COUNTRY STANDINGS CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER Pomts EAST ··-···············-···············-·········· 17 Lincoln ·-················-······-·····-··········· 42 South -·-·-······--······-················· West ·--··-··-·····-······-··············-··· Jefferson ···-· -··-·· · - ·-··············· Washington --··- -·-- 48 70 75 Mike Amari John Davis Glen Eppelston Jim Fletcher Tarry Harrison Phil Johnson Felix landau Wynn Middlebrook Coach Jock Moulton In his brief two -year career as Cross Country Coach , Mr Jock Moulton hos gu1ded the Angel harriers to two consecutive State T1tles, a C1ty Title, and the 1964 Denver lnv1tot1onal Championship. H1s vast knowledge of the sport, h1s ngorous tro1ning pro · gram, and his amiable character are the keys to his success. 76 North ···-······ ······- ···- -··- -··· 113 Manual ·-···-·-····-·······- ··········-······· 126 Junior John Dov1s' fine finish helped to put the Angels on top 1n the DPS lnv1tat1onal Meet. East runners Fel1x londou ond Glen Eppelston spnnt to overtake o l1ncoln runner in the f1nol stretch of the C1ty Meet wh1ch the Angels won handily. �Could it be the magic of Coach Cole man's boots? Roger Cheatham (11) shoats a fall away JUmper similar to the one whiCh won the sem1 -f1nal game against Greeley 77 -73 and allowed the Angels to play in the State Championship game for the fourth stra1g ht year. Cherubs Are Champs Again The l %5 East basketball team successfully defended its 1964 City and State Titles, but achieved these goals through more difficult circumstances than those of the "Cinderella" team of lost year. In defeating the Pueblo Cots, 66-64 in overtime for the State Championship, the Angels climaxed one of the most exciting seasons in East's long sports history. The hopes for retaining basketball dominance this year were doubtful as only two lettermen, Jim Ellis and Steve Dertinger, returned to form the nucleus of the team. This inexperience and lock of depth hampered the Cherubs early in the season, but a change in personnel at the beginning of league ploy brought on a hustling team composed mostly of juniors. Much credit goes to the coaching ability of Coach Paul Coleman, who was as surprised as anyone when the Angels captured both the City and State Titles once again. The jubilant East players hoist a happy Coach Coleman to the1r shoulders for the trad1t1onal victory ride around the court. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER Roger Cheatham Steve Dertinger Jim Ell1s Bernard Gipson Keith Rausch Rayford Tillis Floyd Tunson Marcellus Wallace Coach Paul Coleman Once aga1n Coach Coleman brings the "Big Iron," symbol of basketball supremacy 1n Colorado, to East from the "B1g House." �Senoor Marcellus Wallace (41 ) displays the con centration that made him the best free throw shooter on the team this year. Go ing high to block opponents' shots was Jom Ellis' specialty all year. Keith Rausch (35 ), an expert ball handler and shooter, forces a West defender to yield ta his drive for the basket. Analyzing the opponents' style of ploy, Floyd Tunson ( 13) awaots his turn to stop them. �118 The 1965 State Champion Basketball Team stands for the National Anthem . Angel Dribblers Surprise All; The Angel players re ceive last minute in structions and strategy from Coach Paul Coleman. The game with Manual begins with Rayford Tillis (54) controllmg the tip-off. �The excoting actoon on the court is watched Intensely by Coaches Paul Coleman, Pat Panek, and Don Sm1th, while Cheerleader Connie M1ller expresses her delight in another East basket. Grab City, State Titles for 2nd Year An extremely well-balanced Denver Prep League had one of its most exciting seasons of competition as four teams remained in contention for the title until the last night of league play. The final night of league play determined the winner as East emerged the champion as the result of Jefferson's win over the Lincoln Lancers, who were tied with the Angels. The Lancers were the only team that the Cherubs failed to beat in league play, as they defeated the Angels in two exciting games, 62-58 and 69-68 in overtime. Despite its erratic play at times, East survived the first round with only two losses, one each to Lincoln and Jefferson. East's play improved steadily in the second round, but the team failed to dominate any one game and had to come from behind in most of the games. Six of its lost eight games were won or lost by three or fewer points and were usually decided in the final seconds. Highlights of the season were two victories over Washington 59-52 and 73-70, and a revenge victory over Jefferson, 70-69. Both of these teams were rated as top teams in the state at the time of their downfall. East climbed steadily in the Denver Post and UPI polls all season, and finally rated as second and third best teams respectively, but proved its supremacy in the State Tournament with wins over La Junto, 79-59; Greeley, 77-73; and Pueblo, 66-64 in overtime. The poise, desire, and precision ploy were keys to success. Forward Marcellus Wallace (40) fires a jumpshot over the screen set by Keith Rausch (341 to score ag ainst Mon11ol. �Employing his greot speed ond agility, Junior Guard Roger Cheatham (10) dribbles past a Washington defender for an easy lay -up. The members of East's 1965 State Championship team received many honors for their excellent play and steady improvement throughout the season. Jim Ellis gained First Team All-City, All State Tourney, and All-Metro honors. All-City Second Team awards went to Rayford Tillis, Roger Cheatham,,and Marcellus Wallace, while Steve Dertinger, Keith Rausch, and Floyd Tunson received Honorable Mention Commendations. Rayford Tillis, Roger Cheatham, and Keith Rausch were also elected to the All-State Tourney Team. The coveted award of Prep of the Week went to Marcellus Wallace and Jim Ellis during league play. With a predominance of juniors on this year's squad and their vast improvement during the season, the team prospects for next year are very bright. Season Filled With Excl-ement, �One of the more colorful players in the league, Marcellus Wallace brings down a rebound with authority. VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Percentage .786 3 EAST ••••• 11 .714 Jefferson ....• 10 .714 4 Lincoln ..........• 10 Washington 9 .~3 5 7 Manual 7 .500 .429 West 6 8 i2 .1.3 North ...••....• 2 .071 13 South ..•...•.....• • 121 Team Captain and three -year letterman Steve Dertinger (23) arches a shot over the outstretched arms of a L1ncaln player. East lost to Lincoln in overtime, 69-68. Tension, Victory It was a frustrating but happy season for Coach Coleman, his players, and the East rooters as many games were decided in the last minute of play. �Juniors dunk to 4th Place JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Percentage Jefferson .......... 11 Lincoln ... 9 Manual . ·········· 9 EAST ............ 8 South ........ ... 7 7 North Washington ....... 5 West ............. 0 ....... Keith Rausch (35) "guns" o jump shot over the head of o Viking defender. Airborne, Bernard Gipson (21) scrambles for the "peel." 3 5 5 6 7 7 9 14 .786 .643 .643 .571 .500 .500 .357 .000 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER Rick Achatz Richard Armstrong Charles Davis David Gaul Greg Holmes Steve Jackson Robert Knox Creighton Nody John Slovek Ned Sutton CoachPot Panek In hot pursuit, John Slovek (26) attempts to "choke" o loy-up. �Glen Boggess (11) drives past an opposing player to get the ball into the fore-court. Wayne Boyles (10) leaps h1gh in the air to get off a shot in the Manual game. Sophomores Grab First 123 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Percentage EAST ............. 11 3 .786 Washington ....... 9 .643 5 Jefferson 9 5 .643 Lincoln ... ········ 9 5 .643 West ............. 8 .571 6 Manual 7 7 .500 ... South .. 3 11 .214 North ........... 0 14 .000 ....... .. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL ROSTER Glenn Boggess Wayne Boyles Leonard Davis Joe Griffin Jim Hecht-Nielson Jim Jackson Clyde Lucas Richard McGuire Mike Nunley Bill Oliver Dennis Richards Delbert Smith Larry Stevens Steve Thomas Danny Westmoreland Clint Williams CoachDan Smith A Manual basketball player finds it hard to get rid of the ball as Mike Nunley (13) and Glen Boggess (11) have him boxed in. �Mike Hendryson exe cutes a perfect roc1ng dive. East swimmers (/eft to right) Steve Johnstone, Rod Florqu1st, Jim Florey, Dov1d Bonham and Bob Garcia display their enthusiasm for on East victory. SWIMMING STANDINGS Won Lost Percentage Washington Jefferson Lincoln EAST South .. North .. Manual West 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 1.000 857 .714 .571 .429 .286 .143 .000 SWIMMING TEAM ROSTER John Barber Bob Bell Bob Bolden Dov1d Bonham Wayne Cockle Don Eitemiller J1m Florey Rod Florquist John Fuller Robert Garcia Bob Gates Tim Greer Mark Hogiyo Glenn Hanley Pete Holme John Hendryson Mike Hendryson Steve Johnstone Scott Manley Hugh Moore Eli Rome Charles Tuft Word Phelps Roger Schaffer Coach Chuck Clarkson Splashing, John Hendryson strokes to a bcckword victory. Jim Florey (above) gargles his way through another race; Scott Manley (below) flutters his way by the 75 yard mark. �Steve Johnstone .. . the approach .. . the spring .. . Swimmers Splash to 4th in City and State East's swimming team was sprinkled with several outstanding performers this season, but generally lacked depth. The first meet of the year with Lincoln was heartbreaking as the Angels came within four points of a victory. With consecutive wins over North and South, East met defeat by George Washington. A week after defeating the Manual mermen, East grabbed an admirable fourth place in the DPHSAL Relays. The tanksters closed out their league competition with a victory over West and absorbed a loss at the hands of Thomas Jefferson . In the State Meet, East's Medley Relay team, consisting of John Hendryson, Jim Florey, Scott Manley, and Mike Hendryson, placed second. In addition to this fine showing, Mike Hendryson placed fourth in the 100yard Free Style, Scott Manley took third in the 100-yard Butterfly, and Jim Florey placed fourth in the 100-yard Breast Stroke. Others qualifying for the State Meet were Dan Eitemiller, Tim Greer, Glenn Hanley, and Peter Holme. the follow through. Coach Charles Clarkson computes the re sults of a competitive intrasquad contest. 12 �126 Grapplers Tie Up Fourth Place Being congratulated by team -mates, Dave Mourhess raises his hand after a victorious heavyweight match . The East High wrestling team completed one of its most successful seasons, finishing in a tie for fourth place with Manual and North in the regular league matches. Although they finished seventh in the District qualifying match, the grapplers had been improving steadily all season. In the regular season East won matches against George Washington, Manual, and Thomas Jefferson . Since Coach Jim Coleman's squad was made up mostly of juniors, the team should be a very strong contender next season . Team Captain Gene Williams and Bruce Gilchrist, who are both juniors, led the team to its fine season this year. Williams was East's only entry in the state wrestling championship. He was barely beaten out in the semi-finals and came in fourth place in his weight division. Go1ng for the pin against their opponents are Bruce Gilchrist (above) and Gene Williams (below) . �Holman Carter finds himself in an awkward position in his match against South. WRESTLING STANDINGS Lincoln ········ West ········· .. South ........... EAST ....... . .. Manual North ·········· Washington Jefferson ......... ... . Won Lost Percentage 7 0 1000 6 1 .857 4 3 .571 3 4 .428 3 4 .428 3 4 .428 2 .286 5 6 .143 WRESTLING ROSTER Trinidad Carrasco Holman Carter Barry Fancher Wrlliam Fields Pete Garcia Jim Garrett Bruce Gilchrist Ron Gilden Alan Johnson Bob Moore Dave Mourhess Mike Nelson Tom Pohlman Joe Santifer Herbert Smith Bill Thurow Gene Williams Mike Young Coach Jim Coleman Watching intently as a team -mate wrestles with an opponent, Bruce Gilchrist (/eft) limbers up for hrs match. Coach Jim Coleman and his squad (above) observe another prnning combrnatron being formed. �GYMNASTICS ROSTER Bruce Arellano Roy Arnsmeyer Curt Campbell Dick Cassidy Mike Foley Pete Garcia Dan Grunfeld Steve Johnstone Ed Loredo Bob Mallett Mike E. Maxey Mike J . Maxie Bob Moore Brian Prendergast Ron Richmeier Mike Young Coach Ball Holmes Sophomore gymnast Stan Koshi practices on the hagh bar for an upcomang meet Gymnasts Show Winning Form 128 Brion Prendergast prepares for the dasmount at the finash of his routine (/eft) . After his dismount he comes to a fanishing posi taon (above). �Mike Foley is shown performing his routine on the side horse, gymnastics' most difficult event. Caach Btll Holmes watches intently during a gymnastic meet with TJ . Mike Maxey executes a giant swing . �VARSITY BASEBALL ROSTER Ken Boker Warren Cornell Terry Franchini Dove Gaul Duane Hasegawa Rod Hoffman Gregg Hume Rich Jeske Mike Kuykendall Bill Macintosh Bill Moss Joy Nody Dennis Nakamura Byron Riggs Herbert Sanders Tom Severtson Dove Tickton Jom Trotsky Steve Tursick Gory Wood Coach A disgusted Cooch Cr01g poonts out o costly error by on Angel fielder to Asmtont Coach Coleman who is keepong score. Myron Craig Baseballers Battle And Bobble To Lower Division Starting Pitcher Byron Roggs (right) fires another strike to his Catcher Rich Jeske (below) as he goons o coveted no-hitter ogoonst West. �All -City Outfielder B1ll Moss connects for a h1t and uses his tremendous speed to reach th1rd base for a tnple . 131 Jun1or Shortstop Steve Jackson scoops up a hot grounder with the ease that made him one of the best East infielders this year. �East Defends AII .Stote spnnter Jerry Stevens shows the form that won h1m the coveted title. Steve Dertinger races post teammate John Davis for o victory in the 880 yord run . Brood -Jumper Don Eitemiller proves his theory that Angels con fly �State Title Receiving the baton from Marcus Morris, speedster "A. C." Levy is long gone. Sprinter Bill McMosley ga1ns valuable secon ds with h1s lightning-quick start The timers, a v1tal part of every meet, await the f1nish of the 440-yard run . ...w w Shown hurd I in g h1s way to victory is Mark McEih1nney. �D1scus thrower Bob Brannon grimaces during one of his throws . Paul Springs puts the shot during on attempt at the state record . Angels Tops in Track Gregg Euell trots down the runway in preparation for a vault. �... up and over. 135 TRACK ROSTER Richard Armstrong Mike Amari Chris Belloirs Glen Boggess Robert Brannon Steven Christensen Gory Coughlin J1m Curt1s Steven Dert~nger Greg Dunham Don Eitemiller Greg Euell Rod Florquist Tyler Hall Torry Harrison George Hol'voth Felix Landau Art Levy Bill McMosley Hugh MacMillan Mark McElhinney Marcus Morris Mike Nelson Joe Santi fer Roger Schafer Gory Slovek John Slovek Herbert Smith Paul Springs Jerry Stevens Rayford Tillis Phil Von Buskirk Eugene Williams Clinton Williams Kent Williams �Clubs ... Belonging- a necessity in the mind of youth . For a life lived in society needs to know the forms The interaction of individuals, Learning, In participation. �37 �ICC Stresses Club Unity INTER-CLUB COUNCIL President - Chm Hart Secretory - Pot Stensoos Sponsor- Mr Arthur Bragg Sue Allen Lorry Atk1son Lillian Boin Molly Barnhart Bnon Bollocker Nancy Brandt Bob Brannon Cindy Burns Annette Cluff Gory Coughlin Horlon Dolton Steve Dertinger Melody Fujimori Jennifer Griffey Dono Gruenert Jonny Hamilton Shirley Hoffman Gayle Kotzelnick Stan Losby Carol Lee M1ke Lee Ron Lehr L1ndo Linton Wiley Newbold Glenn Ruggles Lorry Sorner L1ndo Schlichting Sue Scott Lindo Servey Liz Snider Morg1 Stewart Jane Waterman Shari Wilkins JoAnne Wh1sler Carol Wohl Mr. Earl Reum, guest speaker at the Fall ICC Banquet, begins his speech on on insp~rotlonol note . .. 138 . . . and elicits on unusual response. ICC members enjoy potluck at the Fall Banquet. Inter-club Council, composed of 37 presidents of the clubs at East, had another fruitful year of activity. They sponsored such overwhelming successes as the Sweetheart Dance and the clean-up campaign. Under the leadership of Chris Hart, ICC collected large amounts of money which contributed significantly to the Mile High United Fund Drive. ICC concluded an active year with the Spring Banquet . �Piton Placing Perfected New members are briefed on technique, a prerequosite for all beginning climbers. AUFSTEIGER CLUB ROSTER President- Glenn Ruggles VICe President- Bill Burgin Secretory- Judy Argall Treasurer - l1o9er Fuller Sponsor- Mr Harold R. Craig Bruce Beaton Bob Brannon Ben Brock Dave Brunton Jim Burbank Jom Cazer Loos Dahm John Daniels Chuck Fleoscher Jay Foust Moko Gardner Tono Gardner Bruce Gilchrost Robert Glassey Tom Harper Tarry Harmon Mike Hendryson Betsy Kelley Pete Kittredge Doug Knox Mike Lawrence Deanna Linn Mark McElhinney Vicko McQueary Tom Morgan Andy Naylor Lee Omohundro Don Peterson John Ross Carolone Schomp Susan Shermack Danice Skolout Londo Stott Bruce Walker JoAnne Whisler Jom Cazar, Jay Foust, and Steve Milligan watch as a fellow member tackles a treacherous rack. Roger Fuller rappels on o challenging climb. There is but one eternal question asked of mountain climbers: "Why do you scale peaks?" There is also but one answer: "Because they ore there." Founded this year by mountaineering enthusiasts, Aufsteiger (a German word meaning climber) engaged in such activities as technical rock climbing and hiking. Winter mountaineering activities consisted of cross-country skiing, ice climbing and snowshoeing . Free fall experts within the club instructed beginners. Mr. Rex Craig accompanied the club on scenic excursions as sponsor. �Folksingers Go Ethnic The ethnic group of East High, united into a Folk Song Club, kept busy with numerous activities. One activity of great success was the joint EastGeorge Washmgton "Hootenanny" held early in the year. The Folk Song Club also had several professional entertainers, such as "K•m" and "Mike" from the Denver Folklore Center. The highlight of the year was a field trip to the Analyst, where members enjoyed the music of Kim King. 140 The strains of modern protest music enrapture East students at a concert. Connie Nakashima President- Patt1 Clements Kris Halberg Vice -President- Julanne Kurtz Carolyn Hastings Wiley Newbold Secretary- Linda Stott Rob Hollis Mary Pacheco Treasurer- Lolly lundqu1st Pete Holme Gail Packer Parliamentarian- Greg Alexander Karen Hooker Mimi Packer Gail Prendergast Robin Agur Carolyn Howe Linda Raskin John Baker Sue Huber Pete Humphreys Patty Reagan Jeff Ball Martha Iverson Melody Reed Judy Barber Linda Jensen Ca~ol Replogle John Bedoe Janice Jussell Bunny Richards Jeff Beth Phil Korokawa Jack Rigg Barb Bonham Donna Kato Lynda Rock Mary Brent Sharon Kato Miriam Rubin Dave Brunton Edith Ke1ry M1ke Saks Mana Buss1 Mary King Steve Sandusky Frances Caldwell Kathy Klatt Carol1ne Schamp Diane Caracasis Stan Koshi Sheila Simmons Reg1na Carrasco Pam Kubly Sue Speicher Carol Cheek Mary Kunz John Spencer Dwayne Clark Elaine Kusulas Tam Stanek Lewanna Cunningham Marvel Lawson Valerie Staples Margaret Decker Lindo Lambott Dave Stern Dave Del Junco Debbie lipp1s Barb Steuart Sandee Dill Ron Lundquist Willa Swanson Charlie Dillon Bruce Maclean Pat Tams Pat Dreher Peggy Tatum Meredy Moll Danny Dreyer Lance Matsumonii Linda Thornburg Monte Egle Jeanette Mayberry Mary Torrington Gwen Erdmann Dianne McDowell Carl Turnbull Dave Evans Bnan Varner Cynth1a McKee Ruthe Feilbert Ellen McKenz1e Paul Vogel Bert Fields Candy Meininger Margo Wallace W1llie Fields Sharon Watanabe Carl Metz LaVeeda Garlington Merce Moore Frank Withrow Susan Gibbs Ellen Morimoto Marshall Wong Karen Gomez Joan Mueller Winifred Wnght Stephanie Gonzales Karen Myers Dana Gruenert Kim King , professional folksinger, performs for George Washington and East Clubs. �FLC Hosts Indian Dinner President- Carla linton Vice·President- Marte Thomas Secretary -linda Servey Treasurer- Kathy Heger Assistant Secretory- Susan Nethaway Sponsor- Mrs. Blanche Pigott Patric1a Bouchier Pat Brennan Marta Bussi Karen Cruter Georgia Gatseos Rob Hollis Jerry Hemsi Barbara Irving Janet Jacobs lorelie Jones Elaine Kusulas J anette Mayberry Nancy McNeil Barbara Nixon Glenn Pfeifer Patty Reagan Rosie Richter Kay Roberts Kathy Schoendaller Judy Sienknecht Karen Sienknecht lou Skubal Mary lou Steele Barbie Ziskin Club members listen to a talk on the precepts of effective trick.or·treoting for UNICEF at the Halloween Party. Kathy Heger writes receipts for dues, showing adminis· trative ab1lities. One of the major activities of the Foreign Language Club was a dinner in cooperation with International House for visitors from India. The club members cooked all the well-curried food themselves and prepared place settings written in Sanskrit, a dead language. Their agenda also included a Halloween Party with "trick-or-treat" for UNICEF, and an inter-cooperative meeting with D. U.'s Foreign Language Club. Patty Reagan sings the old Berundian favorite, "The Cloven Feet." �Service, Focal Point of Tri-Hi·Y Year Connected with the Young Men's Christian Association, Tri-H1-Y served school and community. They attended a different restaurant for a Sunday breakfast once each month, followed by a visit to a church . They caroled for nursing homes at Christmas, went sledding with the Key Clubbers, and got to the core of their activities by selling "daffy apples." The officers provided broadly based leadership for the year's round of service opportunities. Illuminated by symbalec candles, a chapel is the setting for a meaningful and solemn ceremony. Openong the bi -annual initiation ceremony, Molly Barnhart pre sents the traditional code of ideals which each member should possess. 142 Pres1dent- Molly Barnhart Vice President- Sue Knll Correspondmg SecretaryJolene Seifned Recording Secretary- Sheryl Wright Treasurer- Mary Sue Wilcox Semce Chairman- Joll Hassan Chaplain- Sue Rettberg Lonnie Alexander Nancy Bonnot Mary Blake Sharon Board Lau ne Bourke Karen Cruter Susan Dembeck Barbara Foreman Cindy Friedlob Pat Garrett Judy Glathar Sally Grandy Jill Hassan Beth Haugen Judy Henry Linda Hutchoson Sara Johnson Betsey Kelley Claudia King Ann Lupberger Gorda McKenzie Joan Mueller Pam Nielson Jane Pace Jan Parker Mona Porter Carolyn Richardson Kathy R1edesel Margie Schilt Kathy Schoendaller Susan Shermack Cindy Simonton Nancy Smith Jackie Troyer Oonra Vogel Mardi Wright Bet h Haugen serves "Purple Passion" punc h to Joan Mueller at a club fu nction. �Teens Model Textures The Model Teens highlighted the year with their fashion show, My Fair Lady, at the Hilton Hotel December 4. They displayed the latest Aline skirts, hair switches, and textured stockings in the most successful show in several years. The girls also learned the art of good grooming when a speaker from John Powers' Model School delivered a discourse on good grooming . Alice Sawaya models the latest in Discotheque. The "Fa1r Lad1es" of the Model Teens, Lin Rankin and Melody Fujimori, host for the December 4 show. President- Cindy Burns Vice President- Dana Gruenert Secretary- Carolyn Cheley Corresponding SecretoryLaurie Bourke Treasurer- Kathy Deutsch Sponsors- Mrs. Manlyn Hoyle Mrs Joan Rudel Kathy Bagan Mary Brent D1noh Bussi Carol Cunningham Dono Detondt Ann Dov1s Sharon Doido Kay Eldredge Melody Fujlmori M1ki Gordner Judy Glothor Mary Gibbs Susan G1bbs Sue Gngg Marilyn Griffin Carolyn Hast1ngs Beth Hawley Mary Ann Heilig Carol He1sten Barbara Hurd Jon Houston Julie Hedge Mary Homstod Cheryl Horton Ginny Irving Wyndol Johnson Mary Kane Kathy Kane Sue Krill V1ckie L•nzy Barbaro Loomis Lindo Love Marti Humm Lorene Lundquist D1ane Maclean Mattie Milton Anne Manning Bonnie McCune Gorda McKenz1e Jane McMillan Ann Montes Karen Myers Koty Pate Meredy Pate L1lly Pritchard Schyleen Qualls Lindo Rankin Nancy R1cky Donna Rogers Glono Rogers Harnett Sakamoto Margie Schilt Lmda Schllcting DaniCe Skolout Alice Sawaya Nancy Sm1th Lmda Sp~rek Nancy Stratton Betty Starr Kathy Storr Gall Tokomine Linda Thllle Phyllis Walker Carolyn Word Volenc Watson Koren Wh1te Y1kk1 Worley Syfv•o Wong Mord1 Wnght Margaret Young �Concentrating on the delicate art of sewing Christmas stockings are Liz Snider, Miss Sherley Asklof, Laura Partridge and Lugeanea Beverly. Y-Teens Sew Up Successful Year President- Liz Snider Vice -President- Lugeania Beverly Corresponding Secretary- Laura Partridge Recording Secretary- Janet Hanc!.ett Treasurer- Linda Engles Worship Chairman- Sharon Board Program Chairman- Lolly Lundquist Social Chairman- Lianne Aoyagi Serrice Chairman- Christine Cronkey Cherie Adams Judy Anderson Meredis Ausbee Linda Beebe Roseann Brent Mikelle Bryant Karen Burran Rase Marie Cash Lorraine Caustrita Jomi Clarke Pottle Clements Cindy Collins Linda Cook Barbee Cox Susan Dembeck Phyllis Drew Marete Egle Linda Everitt Cindy Friedlob Dana Fulton Barbara Gall Miki Gardner Toni Gardner Linda Gavette Susan Gibbs Linda Gilmore Sue Gilmore Pat Glassey Erna Ganglach Linda Grauberger Joan Green Variety was the spice of the Y-Teen year. This group of girls, affiliated with the YWCA, started off the year with a money-raising potato chip sale. They gave canned goods to the poor, sewed stockings for the Santa Claus shop, and attended religious ceremonies Their major project was painting the Rec Room at the "Retired Teachers Home." �As a guest speaker at a meeting , Miss Colorado for 1965, Katherine Kn1ght, gives special advice to members on being well -rounded, successful individuals. 145 Linda Hall Kris Hallberg Linda Hallberg Virginia Hanchett Michelle Hawley Shirley Henry Karen Hickman Deborah Hogue Monte Holst Mary Homstad Kathy Hotaling Sue Huber Linda Hutchinson Ethel Kimmett B1b1ana Koder Pam Kubly Marilyn Leach Linda Leaf Deanna Linn Eloth Llafet Anne Lupberger Edith McKee Jinny McKinzie Mimi McKinzie Vicky McQueary Karen Moritz Lois May Candy Meininger Sylvia Mickelson Janie Millward Rochelle Moore Jovy Morishige Pat Murphy Mory Pacheco Connie Padilla Laura Partridge Patty Patterson Marsha Pierce Cindy Richards Nancy Ridenour Delilah Rios Ann Roggenbach Glenda Rose Carol Sage Margie Schilt Kathy Schaendaller Sue Scott Ida Seymour Jan Sutherland Connie Takamine Peggy Tatum Marie Thomas Pam Thurow Georjean Toffoli Sheila Toliver Pamela Travis Marie Underwood Barbara Vickers Bonnie Warner Sharon Watanabe Jane Waterman Loretta Weber Cheryl Wright Kayvonne Wright Susie Wytias Suzanne Young Mary Zolar Lianne Aoyagi and Lolly Lundguist help the needy wh1le sharing gossip over a cup of coffee. �President- Jennifer Griffey V1ce President- Dove Brunton Secretary- Janet Block Treasurer- Joan Crow Sponsor- Miss Jean Aschbocher Pete Agur Lillian Boin John Barber Judy Barber Bill Beitscher Carol Beitscher John Berry Sharon Black Bob Bolden Donna Bottorff Dinah Bryan Jim Cour Jami Clarke John Daniels Dove del Junco Gerry del Junco John Dinan Donny Dreyer Tim Eitel Kay Eldredge Ball Elsey Sandy Febinger Jay Foust Barbara Franz Melody FuJimori Dono Fulton Jam Garrett Bob Gates Cay Gilbertson Sue Gothmon Neal Griggsmiller Susie Haskins Jill Hassan Gisela Hauert Michele Hawley Carol Heisten Pete Holme Karen Humm Barbara Hurd Janice Iwasaki Bill Johnson Donna Koto Axel Kaulisch Steve Keefer Jay Foust carefully prepares for a landing after a harrowing jump off a mogul. Ball Kindel Km Klane Mary KunJ: Ken Levin Dave Margolin John Marshall Lauro Mosunoga Lois May Jane McMillon Evelyn Melnick Herb Melnick Janice Mellword Byron Milton Meredy Moll Tam Moody Sharyn Morimoto Mike Nelson Nannette Nielsen Pam Nielsen Dotty Ohm.,, Cheryl Oye Roger Peterson Jim Philpott Nancy Richey Goal Ritterspach Kay Roberts John Ross Sora Rothchild Ann Schaefer Tom Schaetul Gory Skeeters Dan ice Skolout Kathy Smith Bob Snyder Dick Standley Dave Stern Dan Stuart Hans Stuart Charles Tuft Jackie Tedesko Gory Thompson Jerry Thompson Mary Torrington Matt Wado Chuck Wagner Bruce Wiggans Mary Zipp Mary Zalar Dave Margolin displays the skill which earned him the official right to teach the difficult art of skiing. With a flash of 184 shining poles in the dawn sun, Skeast rushes down a powder covered slope on one of its many snow-centered weekends. Although many members of the club were most commonly found schussing down a difficult slope on their backs, others still competed admirably in meets with other schools. However, the greatest pleasures of skiing are not found in competition but rather in the exquisite thrills of speed and in the joy of apres ski. A Skeast competitor, Dove Margolan, ends a fast downhill slalom. Paul Sibley demonstrates his new skiing technique. �Skeast Slithers Down Slopes 147 A husky waits patiently for his Skeast master. Skeast members collapse into a double chairlift and begin to conserve energy for their final run . The foreboding red cross sign hangs as a prophet of doom for careless skiers. �Mrs. May Dunkin aids . .. . . . two dancers to achieve poise and grace. Clod in their slinky leotards, the members of Orchesis pointed and stretched in on effort to improve their individual co-ordination and skill. They began each week with austere expressions and tout muscles in movement under the able guidance of Mrs. May Dunkin. Orchesis enjoyed a year of smooth and graceful growth. Orchesis members perfect their agil1ty in the art of modern dance. Orchesis 148 President- Linda Schlicting Vice -President- Barbara Foreman Secretary- Chris Cronkey Treasurer- Terri Couture Sponsor- Mrs. May Dunkin Lugeania Beverly Gayle Dickson L1nnea Elmer Judy Gordon Joan Green Diana Hoague Ruth Holmes Janice Jessell M1ckie Loveland Anne Lupberger Jackie Mattox Cathy McRoe Barbara Melnick Joyce Parks Beverly Pierson Terri Platts Norma Revels Bunny Richards Tita Sanders Candy Sekyra Ruth Smith Debbie Somsky Viv~an Thompson Irene Timmons Alicia Wickliffe Lauren Wilhoite Kayvonne Wright �Symposium Examines Eclectic Enigmas Deriving their nome from the discussion and drinking seminars of the erudite and ancient Greeks, the Symposium deviated from its admirable namesake tradition. The club hod many interesting speakers and discussions, and fairly blossomed under the competent sponsorship of Mrs. Mary Weed and her partner in leadership, Club President, Barbaro Spar. Mrs. Mary Weed gives her absolute attention to a speaker discussing Art Films. Mr. Sheldon Stanf1ll becomes enraptured while exploin1ng the traumas of the Ptolemic War. Members of the Symposium perspicaciously analyze the latent essences of the speaker's oratory. President- Barbara Spar Vice -President- Nancy Beezley Secretory- Georjean Toffoli Sponsor- Mrs. Mary Weed Carol Anderson Charolette Bell Lois Dahm Gerri Duvall Jeanette Eisnach Wiley Newbold Pam Pearce Diana Rice Sara Rothchild Margaret Smith Liz Snider Valerie Staples Linda Watts Marlene Zinn Carlotta Falcon Judi Gordon Manta Jo Holst J1m Holyfield Ela1ne Jackson Janice Levisohn Patricia Lewis Chuck Love Rose Marcus �Teen Dems Newly formed this year, Teen Dems was a second voice in partisan politics at East Since 1964 was on election year, the group hod many election activities. They participated in precinct work on behalf of Democratic candidates. Also, as on election project, they co-operated with the Young Citizens for Johnson and the Teen-Dems of Colorado . The drafting of on initial Teen-Dems Newsletter, programs and speakers kept them occupied for the remainder of the year. Wiley Newbold elaborates on the importance of supporting Democratic candidates. Co-sponsor Mr. Richard Nelson distnbutes campaign stickers to Lynda Rock. President - Wiley Newbold Vice President - Jim Holyfield Secretory - Bunny Richards Treasurer- Pam Pearce Sponsor - Mr. Richard Nelson Boord Members Carol Heisten Lynda Rock Marshall Wong J1m Curtis, riding o crest of enthusiasm, proudly boosts of h1s choice for Pres1dent. Margo Abdoo Sharon Allen Carol Anderson James Curtis Horlon Dalton Rexa Dunn Linnea Elmer Bob Geismar Manta Holst Pete Humphreys Elaine Jackson Fred Loechner Cecilia Manzanares Bob Peak M1ke Refokis Diana Rice Barbaro Spar Geoqeon Toffoli Lynda Watts Marlene Zinn �Tenacious Tars Try To Turn Tide Mr. Bragg, Larry Sarner, and Governor John Love synchronize their watches. The enthusiastic TARS showed their political interest and spirit in the presidential election held in the fall. The young Republicans endorsed Senator Barry Goldwater and U.S. Representative Bill Miller as their presidential running team . During the Goldwater-Miller campaign, the club was introduced to various Colorado candidates. Lorry Sorner, the president of TARS, stressed individual participation in political affairs. Group attendance at the State TARS Convention at the State Legislature hove broadened the club's views on Republican philosophy. President - Larry Sarner Vice -President - Jack Rigg Secretory-Treosurer- L1ll1an Bain Sponsor- Mr. Michael Mahonchak Nancy Beezley Clay Floyd Paul Frank Richard Hernandez Axel Kaulisch Stan Koshi Dennis Kurtzer Linda Lindsay Frank Luman Dave Lundquist J1nny McKenzie Mike Moors Gary Reed William Stone John Van Bradt Ray Von Tassel Peggy Tatum David Wacker Larry Sorner, club president, calls to order one of the many informative meetings. 151 Attentive members listen to a speaker on the free enterprise system. �JCL Culminates Year With Classical Convention TRIBE I Tr~bune - Larry Gersh Censor - Betty Smith Scribe - Linda Jensen Elias Casillas Chmty Chap1n Annette Cluff Harlon Dalton Carol Erbisch Barbara Foreman Melody Fu jimori Charlene Fukuhara Marty Gordh Debb1e Green Beth Haugen Karen Humm Barbara Hurd Barbara lmng Sharon Kato Laura Masunaga Debb1e Stroh JoAnne Wh1sler Miss Margaret Smith . .. 152 Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz and Betty Smith ... enJOY the antics of Jane Pace, Cynthia McKee, and Sally Grandy at the annual lo Saturnal 1a party. Co -consuls- Harlon Dalton JoAnne Wh1sler Head Tribune- Larry Gersh Head Censor- Betty Sm1th Head Scribe- Ellen Man mota Sponsors- Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz M1ss Margaret Sm1th TRIBE II Tribune- M1ke Nelson Censor- M1kkel Saks Scribe- Pam Shipp Lianne Aoyagi Wayne Cockle Harry Hunsaker Charles Milligan Jim Phlll1ps Betsy Ross Susan Shermack Sheila S1sack Susan Thach Margaret Young �TRIBE Ill TRIBE IV Tflbune - Herrick Chapman Censor - Sue Gilmore Scnbe- Cynthia McKee Tribune- Garda McKenzie Censor- Mary Criss Scflbe- Conn1e Nakash1ma J1m G1bson Sally Grandy Phd Karokawa Danna Kato Kmt1ne Kutsuma Bruce McClean Jane Pace Kevm Tannenbaum Jackie Troyer Jeanette Eisnach Dale Jones Undo Lambott Diana Maclean Barbara Nixon Vera Oakley Kay Rmdom Cathy Shea Harlon Dalton relates a humorous anecdote ta JoAnne Whisler during the fete at Christmas. Cindy McKee, Jack1e Troyer, and Sue Gilmore display glee while watchmg a farc1cal presentation of "Jupiter and the Vestal Virgins." All of the Junior Classical League is divided into six tribes. Members of these tribes learned about classical customs while enjoying their Saturnalia and Ides of March parties. Under the imperial leadership of Harlon Dalton and JoAnne Whisler, JCL held these joint programs with its counterpart at G.W. The Junior Romans donned their classy togas to take part in their annual spring banquet. Miss Margaret Smith and Mrs. Dorothy Gaubatz sponsored the club in the classic tradition. TRIBE V Tribune- D1ck Epperson Censor- Nancy Stratton Scribe- Undo Hallberg JoAnne Brewer Gloria Harmon Gall Hawkins Ed1th McKee Terry M1lligan Cindy Stratton Jaclt1e Stratton Steve Suzuki TRIBE VI Tribune- Bob Follansbee Censor- Debb1e Ackard Scribe- Ellen Monmoto Debbie Ackard Greg P1pp1n Tom Schaetzel Mary Ann Sharpe Donra Vogel Chuck Wagner Emmogene Walton Kayvanne Wnght W1n1lred Wnght �Red Cross Aids Santa Junior Red Cross, under the sponsorship of Miss Judy Rowntree, budded into another successful year. The club gave its annual talent show at Fitzsimons Hospital and sponsored the Santo Claus Shop. The president, Shari Wilkms, led the organization in its charitable endeavors. Highlight of the year occurred when the club caroled over the Christmas season. President - Shari Wilkins Vice President - Rose Marcus Secretary - Carol Heisten Secretary - Allee Sawaya Treasurer - Bill Kindel Chairmen - Mike Burns Bill Morgan Cheryl Swenson D1one Short Marie Thomas All City RepresentativesTim Greer Sora Johnson Sponsor- Miss Jud1th Rowntree Carol Heisten, club secretory, tactfully warns a mem ber about the consequences of poor attendance. AdJOUrning a meeting, Shari Wilkins responds to a humorous motion. JoAnn Aland Emily Allen Charlotte Bell Lugean1o Beverly Pat Brennan Paulette Brewer Bobby Brown Cindy Burns Lorrome Caustrita Katy Clarke Dav1d Collins Barbaro Cox Chmhne Cronkey Ann Dov1s Magg1e Decker Donna Detandt Ron Dreyer Koty Esp1noza Joy Foust Jeanne Gallagher Laune Garrett Sheila Gibbons Ke1th Godyn Marty Gordh Mary Graham Solly Grandy Ina Greer Allee Hoberstich Jill Hassen Beth Hougen Pat Hoffman Jock1e Johnson Connie Jones Kathy Kane Harold Knight Gayle Kotzelnick Pam Kubly Michele Kuchel Kmhne Kutsumo Helen Lauterbach Bill Lows Marilyn Leach Sharon Matthews Jane McMillan Barbaro Meln1ck Anne Montes Hugh Moore Dove Mourhess Judy Newmann Kay Newlin Jenn1e Newton Trudy Nix Kathy Pappas Laure Partridge Sus1e Phillips Beverly Pierson Ron Pomeranz Potty Reagan J1m Rector Cathy Riffel Carol Sage Mike Sawaya Kathy Schoendoller Sue Scott Ann Severtson Debbie Somsky Gail Tokomine Pot Toms Bruce Walker Jane Waterman Darlene Wortham Susie Wytios Mary Zipp Marilyn Leach, Sora Johnson, Cheryl Swenson, and Ann Montes evaluate the success of the Fitzs1mans' talent show. �Pre-Med Operates Successfully Miss Faye Twist aids the club in many decisions and helps solve some of its problems. In order to present a speaker on X-roy techniques and development, Lindo Servey gains the attention of members. President - Lindo Seney Vice President - Gail Fliegler Secretory- Wando Greer Treasurer- Barbaro Melnick Sponsor- Miss Faye Twist Evelyn Allen Michele Ashley Freddy Barr Jud1 Barber Toni Barnes Sharon Black Kathy Brooks Herrick Chapman Steve Christensen Vicki Fletcher Carol Golson Marty Gordh Judy Gordon Bonn1e Heidbrok Margaret Hindman Lynda Jackson Sharon Matthews Lo1s May Charles Milligan Bill Morgan Ellen Morimoto Corinne Nathan Sue Scott Cathy Shea Cecelia Struck Lynn Squire Gory Thompson Cincy Udd Emmogene Walton Bernice Wosk Jo Ann Watanabe Mary Weber 155 The East High Pre-Med Club has as its aims and objectives the purpose of creating and furthering interests in all aspects of the medical field . Their activities this year consisted of a conducted tour through Denver General Hospital's laboratories. The newest developments in medicine were related to the members through professional speakers and informative movies on the topics. An onalyzotion by a doctor on the future of his profession is heard by Sue Scott, Cec1lio Struck, Cindy Udd, and Lois May. �"Fru1t cakes?" questions Steve Dertinger as a motion is made to sell them for the club's Chmtmas proJect Key Club Inspires Through Individual Initiative The East High service arm of the Kiwanis Clubs of Denver gave their time in varied activities including the sale of "E-Keys," fruit cakes, and band tickets. They held an "Appreciation Banquet" for their parents and visited a Buddhist temple. The apex of their multitudinous and well-appreciated activities was a "mock" Kiwanis meeting. They also presented the famous D.U . Stage Band in a school assembly. A strong voice is needed to call a meeting to order. The honors for counting the ticket sales from "E-Keys" are given to Jim Kreider and Ron Pomeranz. President- Steve Dertingl!r Vice -President- Bob Brannon Secretary- Ron Pomeranz Treasurer- Bruce Walker Sponsor- Mr Ray Acsell Greg Alexander John Baker Bruce Beaton Ron Brady Hernck Chapman Gary Coughlin John Daniels Jerry Del Junco Frank De Sc1ose Dwight Eisnach Dan Eitemiller Jay Foust Bert Fields Bruce Gilchrist Bernard Gipson Mark Goldberg Glenn Hanley Chris Hart Duane Hasegawa Tom Hoag Ph1l Johnson Dole Jones Phil Karokawo Les Katz Jim Kreider Jay Lasky Mike Lawrence Marvell Lawson Ken Levin Rich Levinson Mark McElhinney Terry Milligan Hugh Moore Mike Nelson John Neumann Brian Prendergast Les Raphael Byron Riggs Scott Robinson Mike Sawaya Tom Schoetzel Dean Speliotes Paul Springs Steve Teeple Brion Varner Graig Weisbart �President- Bob Brannon Vice President- Lee Omohundro Secretory- Tom Hoog Treosurer- Mike Hendryson Sponsor- Mr. Pot Panek The Carl A. Schweiger award, presented to the outstanding East lettermen of the year, IS looked over by Coach Pat Panek. D-Ciub Backs Letter Jacket Revisions Rick Achatz M1ke Amari John Barber Bruce Beaton Bob Bell Bob Bolden David Bonham Randy Brame Toasty Brame Holman Corter J1m Cassell Roger Cheatham Wayne Cockle Gary Coughlin John Daniels John Dov1s Steve Dertmger Gory Durance Don Eitemiller J1m Ellis Glen Eppelston Jim Fletcher J1m Florey John Fuller Albert Gale Ben Garcia Bob Garcia Bob Gates Bruce Gilchrist Bernard Gipson 157 Bob Gipson Larry Graham Tim Greer Mark Hogiya Glenn Hanley Tarry Harrison Duane Hasegawa John Hendryson Chm Hindman Peter Holme Greg Hume Steve Jackson Rich Jeske Phd Johnson Steve Johnstone Harry King Mike Kuykendall Felix Landau Mike Lawrence Ron Lehr Art Levy Scott Manley Brian McCormick George McCotter Mark McElhinney Wynn Middlebrook Hugh Moore Bill Moss Dove Mourhess Jay Nady Dennis Nakamura John Neumann Brent Newton Don Perkin Although they had only a few meetings this year, 0-club was successful. Their projects were revising the letter jacket regulations and changing the city track and field bulletin board . Membership is automatic upon lettering in any sport in which East participates. Admiring the many outstanding records mode by preceding athletes are Lee Omohundro, Tom Hoog, Bob Brannon, and Mike Hendrysan. Word Phelps Tom Potter Keith Rausch Byron Riggs Eli Rome Joe Sont1fer Roger Schafer Sk1p S1monton John Slovek Dean Speliotes Paul Springs Jerry Stevens Mike Stratton Dan Tow1l Bill Thurow Dave Tickton Rayford Tillis Mike Timchulo Jim Trotsky Charles Tuft Floyd Tunson Phil Von Buskirk D1ck Vogel Marcellus Wallace Gra1g Weisbart Gene W1llioms Mike Young �Orators Rate Brian Prendergast indicates his reaction to interpretation of poetry. The East High Speech Club enjoyed its most successful season in recent years. While learning to express themselves orally through practice in interscholastic competition, debators and orators under the direction of Mr. Brian Lee carried home trophies and awards from almost every meet. The team concluded its competition by sending nine qualifiers to the State Speech Festival at Colorado University and eight more to the National Forensic League District Tournament at Greeley. Debater Mark Hagiya concludes his constructive speech. President- Annette Cluff Vice President- Carol Cheek Recording Secretory- Karen Cruter NFL Secretory- Beth Hawley Parliamentarian- John Travis Treo surer- Dave Lachman Sponsor- Mr Brian Lee Doane Cavos Jami Cavos Bob Cook Steve Chrostensen Gail Fliegler Sally Grandy Dana Gruenert Mark Hagoya Susan Hollmeyer Sue Huber Karen Humm Martha Humm Barbara Irving Sanford Johnson Lynn Kington Barbara Kurz David Mourhess Brian Prendergast Moke Sawaya Londo Schlichting Sue Speicher Marton Sperry Josette Tawil Walt Williams 158 Marti Humm and Anne Lupberger prepare a rebuttal. �Pre-Law Adds A Chapter To A Glorious History Pre-law members sustained another year of exciting and worthwhile functions. Under the capable leadership of their honorable sponsor Rex Craig and the quick gavel of President Ronald L. lehr, the club was guilty of numerous service offenses. Their more serious cases were those of setting up a Tutorial System, the annual Spring Banquet, their famous trials, and ushering at the Woodbury Contest. Of a different degree but equally motivating was a potluck with the innocent Seraphs, football and soccer games, and numerous sessions which went under the alias of "parties." Their attentions were also arrested by a judo exhibition which was thrown at them, supreme demonstrations of both the bagpipes and the flamenco guitar, and an objective crossexamination of pornography. Judging from their appealing activities, the Pre-law Club enjoyed a trying year with many ulterior motives and rewarding sentences for all. With the wolfish delight of a brilliant prosecuting attorney, M1chael Timchula suddenly recalls an experience of the past wh1ch further incriminates the defendant. President - Ronald L. Lehr Vice President- Roger L. Greenberg Secretory- Michael G. Timchula Treosurer- Joseph M. Goldhammer Sponsor- Mr. Rex Cra1g His Honor Ronald L. Lehr sentences another criminal after a brutal trial. Fred Altberger Bruce Beaton Bnan Bollacker Randy Brame Bob Brannon Bill Brown Allan Chapman Harlon Dalton John Dan1els Gerry del Junco Steve Dertinger Dan Eitemiller Jim Florey Larry Gersh Roger Greenberg Dwayne Hasegawa Joe Huff Dale ~ones Terry Milligan Brian Prendergast Lothar Reiman Mikkel Saks Joey Scott M1chael Stratton Marshall Wong Jury members react differently to the tensions and testimony that fill Judge Gilliam's courtroom as they attempt to render a rational verdict. NEW MEMBERS Hemck Chapman Dav1d del Junco Dirk Epperson John Fuller Robert Gates Peter Holme Charles Milligan Wesley Nakata M1ke Nelson Jim Phillips Michael Pryor John Ross Mike Sawaya Dave T1ckton Charles Tuft Honorary Senior Larry Gold hirsch �Mating Game Perfected President- Larry Atkison Vice President - Tom Potter Secretary-treasurer - Lill ian Bain Sponsor- Mr. Harlan Miller Mark Abrams Pete Agur Albert Banker Tom Barnes John Bates Janet Black Tam Blunt Sandy Buckstein Cindy Burress Dwayne Clark Peter Cox Art1e Cunningham Mounce Cunningham Tim Eitel Richard Enger Don English Bob Geismar Errol Giddings B1ll Glassey Erskine Henderson Bob Hess Jack Hubbell Ron lwagoshi Kenny Johnson Fred Lo~chner Barbara Nixon Gary Reed Dennis Richards AI Southern Dan Tawil Susan Thach Gary White Larry Atkinson notices the lack of his black men on the board near the end of a game. 160 White P-K4 N-KB3 B-NS Black P-K4 N-QB3 N-B3 Thus is the classic beginning of a chess game, a game of intellectual competition demanding of each challenger intense concentration and expressionless patience. To conquer an opponent in a joust of intelligence is an experience unique in sensation. The opportunity to compete for the magnificent prize of Gleaming Pride is offered by the Chess Club. Mark Abrams and Tam Barnes da bottle on the checkered field. �President- Shirley Hoffmon Vice President- Pot Renz Treasurer- Beverley Walker Pub/ic1ty Editor- Pot Faris Sponsor- Mr. M1choel Bullock Phyllis Bowden Judy Corbett Georgia Davis Jeff Foster Dolores Pratt Donice Skolout Don Urioste Pot Renz and Pot Faris vote on refreshments for the next meeting . DE Demonstrates Business Acumen Mr. Michael Bullock, D.E sponsor, proposes the challenge of D. E. - "Results Not Ex.cuses." D.E. displays the "Outstanding Distributive Education Club trophy which they won three years ago. Under the direction of Mr. Michael Bullock, members of the Distributive Education Club worked together in learning soles and management techniques. In the spring, they took over a deportment store to employ their training and to compete to retain the "Outstanding Distributive Education Club" trophy which they hod captured for three consecutive years. They went on to capture that trophy again in this year's hectic competition. �Actors Assert Abilities •1n Mistre s of Mellyn President - Carol Wohl Voce Presodent - Aloce Haberst ich Secretaries - Barbara lrvong Doroth y Watts Treo surer - Eileen O' Ne ill His torian - Lorene Lundqu ist Th espian President - Dave Hunter Sponsors - Mo ss June Smoth Mrs. Judoth Ward Governess Marty arrives at a mysterious English mansion to find danger ... . . . pathos . .. . . . and romance. Members of the Drama Club performed for the school this year, as well as learning about theatri cal arts and preparing props. The year began with the club's fruitful presentation of the Mistress of Mellyn presented in November. This planted the seed for later study of body grace, the language of the hands, and breath and voice control. The club was directed by the very competent and hospitable Mrs. Judith Ward . 1 Gary Adam s Brian Bollacker Candy Boyle Doane Caracasis Chrosty Chapon Carol Cheek Patti Clements Lewana Cunningham Marete Egle Marc ia Ekholm Kay Eldredge Mary Beth Gibbs Susan Gibbs Dana Gru enert Marolyn Groffin Nancy Gurtler Carol Hastings Mochele Hawley Sherie Helstien Kathy Hotaling Sue Huber Barbara Hurd Pam Irwin Ginny Irving Dan Jenkons Cleta Jones Anne Lane Ron Lundqu ist Kathleen Maestas Laura Masunaga Edoth McKee Ken Miller Janice Morgan Jovy Moroshige Mary louise Mosley Julie Mullins Karen Myers Gail Prendergast Russell Read Linda Rock Sherry Taft Josette Tawil Pam Thurow Mary Torrington Valerie Watson Mary Weber Marshall Wong Margaret Young �Concentration is mirrored in the face of Dave Lundquist as he tries to make a slam contract {/eft One club, pass, two clubs, pass, three clubs, pass, four clubs, pass, pass, pass-down three. The Bridge Club's program spanned many events this year. The heart of the club scored a grand slam through such innovations as frequent bndge parties, and a faculty-student bridge tournament. Mr. John Nicholson, sponsor, helped members heighten their interest and increase their skill in the game. Herrick Chapman intensely studies his pointcount wh1le preparing to bid. Bridge Enthusiasts Bid One Club Bridge Club members pause for refreshment as they review the play. Cho~rman- Bnon Bollacker Chairman- Nancy Brandt T reo surer- Janet Jacobs Secretory- Eileen O'Neill Sponsor- Mr. John N1cholson Pete Agur Bobbi Berman Lugeonia Beverly Bill Brown Russell Browne Hernck Chapman Annette Cluff Jean Elmblad D1ck Epperson Linda Gavette Ross Goldsmith L1nda Hallberg Carol Hearn Kathy Hearn Frederick Loechner Les Raphael M1ke Refakis Sara Rothch1ld Margaret Smith Susan Thach 3 �President Melody Fujimori points out a small country to illustrate a lecture. President- Melody Fujimori Vice President- Diona Covos Secretory- Betty Smith Treosurer- Dove Lachman Sponsor- Mr. Roy Schwartz Beth Bateman Paulette Brewer Jomi Covos Carolyn Cheley Lois Dohm Joni Diner Lorry Gersh Sandy Glonert Solly Grandy Koren Humm Barbaro Light Cheryl Oye Kathy Pappas Mike Soks Kathleen Sweeney Susan Thach Jim Wheat Jomi Covos and Cheryl Oye lead on animated discussion. IR Presents u Assembly International Relations enjoyed another year of successful ventures. A get-acquainted pot-luck with dishes from foreign lands started the year off. Then an assembly for UN Day was presented for the student body. Besides hearing several speakers, some from the British Vice-Consul, and having a fund-raising candy sale, members also participated in a state-wide conference at D.U. �President- Janni Hamilton Vice President- Peggy Holmes Secretary- Sandi Smith Treasurer- Donna Davis Range OffiCers- Carol Holmes Linda Li Yvonne Armstrong Mary Bromley Deborah Green Venita Helgeson Brenda Hood Peggy Johnson WyndoiJohnson Juanita Jones Eugenio Lewis Elaine McGrath Mary Mosley Fartde Reyes Cheryl Robards Donna Stafford Doma Young The rifle team lines up to display its skill. Rillettes Improve Skills Gathering to practice target shooting every Wednesday night and meeting regularly weren't all that Rifle Club accomplished this year. Members also enjoyed a toffy pull, a picnic, and other social gatherings. Competition was keen, as in the post, and many hours of hard work were required for the improvement the Rifle Team acquired. Carolyn Cheley chuckles at the ricochet of her lost shot. Camera Clique Members of East High's Camero Club indulged in many activities this year. The club's schedule included regular Tuesday meetings and frequent sessions of practice shooting pictures around the school. Several speakers explained new photographic techniques at lecture sessions. Some of the more proficient members entered the Scholastic Magazine Photography Contest, concluding on active year. Club members examine negatives of recent pictures. President- Stan Lasby Vice President- Frank Horvath Sponsor- Mr Julian Jacobi Donna Casler Don English Dennis Gersten George Horvath Stan Lawrenson Pat LeClaire Kenneth Liuzzi Ed Logan 165 �Euclideans try to make some sense out of an explanation of a fun new math game , Math Experts In Euclidean Club 166 This year the Euclideans fulfilled their unique desire to find out how their mathematical skills can be applied to everyday life. Their functions included a pot-luck dinner, a lecture and movie on cancer by Doctor Jordan, a trip to Sunstrand Corporation, and a live demonstration of a mechanical heart-pump. The highlight of the year was their excursion to a mountain wilderness resort near Nederland. The club members, guided by Mr. John Nicholson's Boy Scout training, finally found the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research Center, but their efforts were well worthwhile as they learned a great deal about how the high altitude and cold climate affects the living habits of small animals and themselves. Jean Elmblad, Larry Lachman, and Lawrence Seftor try to solve a mathematical problem in their heads. Chris Hart and Lynda Watts rationalize the success of the latest fun math game Mr. Nicholson.. has created. Pres1dent- Christ Hart V1ce -President- Nancy Brandt Secretary -Treasurer- Lynda Watts Parliamentarian- Carol Erbisch Sponsors- Mr. William Kruse Mr. John Nicholson Bobbi Berman Nancy Beezley Gerry Del Junco Jean Elmblad B1ll Glassey Larry Goldhirsch Duane Hasegawa Carol He1sten Dole Jones Bill Kerdel Lawrence Lachman Sandy Long David Lundquist Charles Milligan Sharon Morimoto Denn1s Nakamura Eileen O'Neill Dav1d Pudllk Les Raphael Lawrence Seftor Robert Schafer Diane Short Valerie Staples Jerry Stevens M1ke Stratton Dan Tawil David Wacker Sven Wier Gary White �''Polka Dots'' Begins Seraph Year An early Monday morn ing meeting is enthu sia sticall y conducted by Kath y Schoen deller, Pot Stensoos, and Sue Knll. Seraph Sisters, chosen for their high scholastic averages and good citizenship, displayed their will ingness to serve the school and their fellow students through various activities. Sponsored by Mrs. Anne Broad, the group hosted the Sophomore wel coming, Seraph Dance, teas for new girls arriving during th e year, Faculty Tea, Senior Girl Awards, and Senior Return . This year, Seraphs also participated in the Pre-Law tutorial system, dedicated to improving scholastic standings of interested students. Recreational activities were a summer potluck, a wild pool party, and a potluck for Pre-Law Club. Concentrating on a tricky shot, Mrs. Anne Brood tokes port in the game of pool dunng a " Seraph's night out." Sue Scott assiduously sorts Seraph Saster statistics. Listenang to suggestaons for refreshments for the faculty teo, ore (from left) Daane Short, Cheryl Horton, Barbaro Cox, and Lonnae Alexander. Prestdent - Pot Stensoos Vtce -Prestdent - Kathy Schoendoller Secretory- Susan Krill Treasurer - Barbaro Irving Sponsor - Mrs. Anne B. S"rood Lonnae Alexander Judy Anderson Nancy Beezley Bobba Berman Mario Inez Bussi Leslie Clift Annette Cluff Glona Cowart Barbara Cox Mary Criss Joan Crow Rexo Dunn Jeanette Eisnoch Jo Elenbogen Carol Erbisch Lindo Eversman Melody FuJimori Jennafer Gnffey Alice Hoberstich Janet Hanchett Gaselo Houert Koren Hooker Cheryl Horton Kathy Hotaling Carol Lee Janice Levasohn Sandy Long Koren Montz Lois May Sue Ann Mailer Sharon Morimoto Lindo Myers Potty Patterson Carolyn Rachordson Kathy Raedesel Sora Rothchild Sue Scott Cathy Shea Daane Short Betty Smath Betty Storr Cindy Udd Lynda Watts Conn ie Weindel Carol Wohl Morgo~t Young �White Jackets Womp Up Spirit Increasing their volume, White Jackets ploy "yell a little louder." President - Sue Scott Vice-Pres1dent -lo1s May Recording Secretaries- Jane Waterman Margaret Young Correspondmg Secretory-Connie We1ndel T reosurers- Koren Hooker Carolyn Word Porliomentoflon- Cathy Shea Historian- l1ndo Eversman Drillmasters- Glono Cowart Cindy Udd Sponsor- Mrs May Dunkm Judy Anderson Bobb1 Berman Ann Botsford Debby Brandt Elise Brunkhorst Mono Buss1 Diona Covos Blllye Sue Coleman Christine Cronkey Ann Dov1s Barbaro English Lindo Eventt Sandi Febinger Ruthe Feilbert Royce Fields Barbaro Foreman Cindy Fnedlob Melody Fujimori Arlene Fukuhoro Charlene Fukuhoro Deborah Green Wando Greer Beth Hougen Bonme Heidbrok Janet Jacobs lorelei Jones Gayle Kotzelnick Krist1ne Kutsumo Carol Lee Eloth Llofet Gall Mohr Gordo McKenzie Barbaro Meln1ck Connie Miller Sharon Monmoto L1nda Myers Trud1 Nix Vera Oakley A White Jacket is chosen for her 2.8 grade average and her good posture. Once a girl becomes a White Jacket, she goes into extensive training to develop her endurance and discipline in a special gym class. A well-ordered drill with TRANSPORTATION as its theme was one benefit of the White Jacket training program The Father-Daughter Banquet and participation in the Memorial Day Parade along with the thrill of mass mania highlighted each White Jacket's year. The club also experimented with the old favorite cheers, and introduced new cheers which offered a wide range of expression to excitable East rooters. Judy Anderson and Barbaro Melwick scream their ap proval of a technical foul called ogo1nst the opposing team. Pnor to the East-Manual game, Wh1te Jackets feted their fathers at the Annual Banquet. Eileen O'Neill Cheryl Oye Katy Pate Patty Patterson Pam Pearce Mona Porter L1llian Pritchard L1nda Rask1n Carolyn Richardson Kay R1ndom Ann Roggenboch Sara Rothchild Miriam Rubin Pamela Shipp D1one Short Judy S1enknecht liz Snider Valerie Staples Betty Starr L1ndo Stott Cecelia Struck Connie Tokamine Marci Thaemert Marie Thomas Pam Thurow Valerie Watson lynda Watts Vicki Worley Barbara Wright Susie Wyt1os Suzanne Young Marlene Z1nn �169 As the "Green Peppers" from Washington scream "No," Sandi Febinger screams "Yes." Gloria Rogers pins red and white carnations on her father, Mr. W . T. Rogers. Dr. Starr, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Pritchard demonstrate their cheerleading ab1lities at the Father-Daughter Banquet. �Rapt attention IS given Mr. William Traher as he explains ta Sue Allen and Joan Mueller the fmer pomts of backdrop pa1nting . Artists Assist ''Mikado'' Karen Hooker puts an art1stlc touch on the colorful scenery for the All School Show The Art Club had another colorful and active year. Each month the club displayed paintings by well -known Denver artists in the Girls' Social Room . In the main project of the year, the artists designed and painted the scenery for the "Mikado." In addition, the club had many guest lecturers. Sue Allen, president, and Mrs. Olive Green, sponsor, molded the club's participation in these activities. President- Sue Allen Vice President- Sue M1ller Secretary- Karen Hooker Treasurer- Cheryl Oye Sponsor- Mrs. Olive Green Lann1e Alexander Emily Allen Bruce Arroyo Kathy Bass Pat Bouchier Chuck Branum Virg1n1a Bruso Donna Casler Jami Cavos Carolyn Cheley Doris Cohen Georg1a Copley Marete Egle Burt F1elds Lewis Fletcher Arlene Fukuhora Charlene Fukuhara Jay Foust Dav1d Garret Judy Grover Beth Hawley M1chele Hawley Marc Horowitz Pam Irwin Edgar Johnson Ph1l Karakawa Bruce Maclean Larry Maldonado Nancy McNeill Candy Meininger D1ane Moore Ellen Morimoto Joan Mueller Dave Nez Nannette Neilsen Steve Padilla D1ana Rice Kay Roberts Ruth Sandford Styleszetta Shaver Denice Skolout Kathleen Sweeney Steve Teeple Linda Thille Jim Vessa Brian Varner Bonnie Warner Jo Ann Watanabe Kathleen Weeks Darlene Wortham �FTA Polishes Apples FTA featured top attractions for future teach ers of America again this year. The club catalyzed teacher appreciation by presenting each teacher with a polished apple and by sponsoring an assembly in November in honor of the teach ers, with Earl Reum as guest speaker. In addition, FTA helped with back to school night November 17, arranged career day January 19, and held a spring banquet May 14. Jane Waterman, running the club president, got avid support from the mem bership to make the club a success . Jane Waterman leads o discussion on the many opportunities found in the teoch1ng profess1on. 171 President - Jane Waterman Vtce President - Lois May Senior Secretory - Ann Severtson luntor Secretory - Judy Neumann Senior Treosurer - Les Raphael Junior Treosurer- Cheryl Swenson Parliamentarian- Sandy Long Historian- Sharon Monmoto Sponsor - Mrs. Marion Powell Lianne Aoyogi Nathan Banker Vick1 Buckley D1ono Covos Jeanette Eisnoch Jean Gal log her Sandy Glonert Jtll Hasson Carol He1sten Potncio Hoffman Rob Hollis Andrea Hudg1ns Joyce Hudson Janet Jacobs Mrs. Monon Powell responds to o quest1on, which puts her 1n o reverse situation DenniS K\Jrtzer Vick1 MacKay Sondra Mayfield Jackie McKenzie Evie Melnick Janice Morgan Shoryn Morimoto Mary Louise Mosley Dove Mourhess Connie Padilla Marsha Pierce Lindo Raskin Potty Reagan Mark Redfearn Eli Rome Corrie Sakamoto Ann Shaefer Judy Sienknecht Kathy Smith Sylvia Smith Peggy Tatum Mary Vefold �The calmness of Hayden's prelude to variations of sound wave frequency- meQlbers of Counterpoints learned to appreciate all types of music. This appreciation was gained by group singing, the evaluation of musical records, and talks given by enthusiastic speakers. Serving school and community, Counterpoints caroled at Christmas time and sponsored a senior convocation. Mrs. Marion Padboy, the club sponsor, led the group in several sing-alongs. Club attendance is recorded by Suzanne Papazian. Members of Counterpoints discuss the humanities involved in classical music. Electronic Tones Shock Counterpoints 172 President- Gory Coughlin Vice Prestdent- Liz Sn1der Secretory- Suzanne Popoz1on Treasurer- Kathy Brook Porliom ntorion- Lorelei Jones Program Chotrmon- Errol Giddmgs Sponsors- Mrs. Marion Pod boy Mr. Bob Sims Sharon Allen Polo Borlowsky Dionne Briscoe Sondee D1ll Shannon Hoger Lindo Hall More Horovitz Pam Kenney Lindo Lindsay Eloth Llofet Annette Lowman Paul Luers Candy Me1ninger Joan Mueller Julie Mullins Kenny Passarelli Koren Rose Steve Teeple Geoqean Toffoli Bonnie Warner Mrs. Marion Podboy leads Counterpoints in group singing . �Knit-Wits Perfect Techniques Concentration and skill are shown by Glona Cowart as she applies finishing touches to a club project. The Knit-Wits casted on many service projects in 64-65 The members comprised a buddy knitting system in which a patient pro taught a new member knitting skills. Ribbing together everyone's efforts, the club created a colorful patchwork afghan . The Knit-Wits also made Christmas candles for the Faculty and designed and sold bids for the Sweetheart Dance. Mrs. June W1ll1amson observes a new knitting stitch created by Bonnie Heidbrak President- Gayle Kotzelnick Secretary- Connie Takamine Treasurer- Bonnie Heidbrak Historian- Gall Hawkins Sponsor- Mrs. June W1lllamson Linda Beatty Lugeania Beverly Dianne Briscoe Jami Cavos Gloria Cowart Lois Dahm Ann Davis Marete Egle Jeanette Eisnach Linda Eversman Stephanie Gonzales Cynthia Gray Wanda Greer Koren Griffie Carol Heisten Alice Henry Shirley Henry Andrea Hudgins Martha Iverson Annette Lowman Sandra Mayfield Nancy McNeill Iris Me110 Gail Ritterspoch Pattie Sherriff L1z Snider Millie Stoker Cecelia Struck Peggy Tatum Gloria Torres JoAnne Watanabe Sharon Watanabe Loretto Weber Connie Wiendel Sharron Werden Gayle Kotzelnick, Cecelia Struck, and Connie Takam ine combine their knitting talents in the formation of a patchwork afghan . �Bowlers Excel On Alleys Once every week East High's Bowling Clubs gathered up their equipment and set out for the Iones. The girl strikers met at Dahlia Lones while the boys matched skills at AAA in Aurora for fun and contests. The club is port of the Youth Bowlers Association, which sponsors various tournaments throughout the year. Members also participated in school and inter-club competition . At o banquet held in May, trophies were awarded to the high scoring game; the top team; and the "cellar dwellers"- the low scorers. In a preconous pose, Robert Mollett demonstrates "ten -pin" form . 174 President - Mike lee Secretory - Hal Steffens Treasurer - Ronn1e Gordner Sponsor - Mr. Brion lee Eddie Allstun John Berry Paul Fauver Errol Giddings George Grote Jerry Heilig Ron lwogoshi Don Johnson AI Kawakami Fred loechner Ken loui Robert Mollett Denn1s Nakamura Tom Patterson Sam Sol mas Doyce Sm1th Steve Sweek Groig Weisbort Gory Winkleblock Gory Wood Glenn Wright �President- Carol lee Vice President- linda Eversman Secretary- Connie We~ndel Treasurer- Judy Anderson Sponsor- Mr Brian lee Cynthia Burress, Delores Hanley, and Alicia W1ckliffe tally the final score after a close game. linda Beatty Doris Boyd Janice Buchanan Cynthia Burress Barbara Dalen Renee Fields Jo Fresquez Yang ie Fresquez Sheila Gibbons Karen Griffie Delores Hanley Janet James Toni lane Barbara McGee Karen Mantz louise Milton Debbie Moore Peggy Norris Terri Platts Judy Schmidt Pamela Shipp Charlotte Simmons Cora Tidwell Beverly Walker Ja Welch Alicia Wickliffe Sharon Winters Pat Wood Carol lee and others display their bowling form . �Album ••• 176 �The endless stream of faces that passes through the halls . . . sophomore to senior. Here are the faces of leadership intelligence ability. Displayed forever are modes of dress hair styles for future generations. Represented are the individuals who are East. �Sophomore Class Officers BELL, BOB GILBERTSON , CAY D1scuss1ng sophomore problems, the officers ore ( from left) treasurer Will1e Fields, secretory, Anne Schaffer; vice presi dent, Ken Passarelli ; and president, Potty Reagan . KAWAMOTO, GEORGE Student Council STRATTON , NANCY �Abdoo, Margo Adams, Chorie Agur, Robin Ahrens, Cheryl Aldroch, Brenda Allen, Sandra Allen, Sharon Alvarez, Jeanne Maroe ArmiJO , Steve Aum1llcr, Ramona Balbona, Elda Baldwon, Debbo 179 Mr. Roy Acsell, co -s ponsor of the sophomore class, tries his hand at the latest dance. Barber, Judy Barlow, Fred Bartholomew, Jack Saud erer, Marie Beasley, Shirley Beebe, Londo Bell , Bob Bell, Charolette Bergren , Dove Beth, Jeffrey Bodwell, Dennis Bird, Lindo Miss Judy Rowntree doscusses "sophomorific" prog ress woth Patty Reagan, class president. �Black, Ken Black, Sharon Blunt, Tom Boehler, Lee Ann Boggess, Glen Bonham, Linda Bonnot, Nancy Bouchier, Patricio Bracken, Linda Bradford, Marbie Brady, Ron Brent, Mary Briscoe, Dianne Bromley, Mary Broussard, Bert Brown, Boyd Bryan, Dinah Buchanan, Janice Buckley, Vickie Bullock, Debra Sophomores Burgon, Roger Burran, Karen Burress, Cynthoa Bustamante, Sirena Caldwell, frances Carter, Jean Casler, Donna Cavos, Jami Centa, Mary Lou Chapman, Herrick Clarke, Jami Cockle, Wayne Connell , Mary Ann Copley, Georgoa Cn, Klaus �Enarson, Judy Epperson, Dirk 181 Esponoza, Katie Fancher, Barry Florquist, Rod Floyd, Theodora Foley, Mike Follansbee, Bob Ford, Thomas Foster, Neel Franklin, Sharon Evan Franz, Barbara Fry, Barbara Garlington, La Veeda Crumal, Kathy Garrett, Dave Cunnongham, Carol Curtis, James Garrett, Jack Cutler, Raymond Garrett, Jim Dahm, Lois Gates, Robert Daly, Ty Davis, Randy Deep, Linda Dollon, Charlie Dinan, John Dixon, Melissa Doebley, John Doida, Sharon Dreher, Patty Ebell, Mary Ann Eosnach, Dwight Ellaphodoros, Zebediah Elmblad, Jean ��G1bbens, Shelia G1bbs, Mary Beth Gilbertson, Cay Glassey, Pat Goldsmith, Ross Gonglach, Erna Gonzales, Stephanie Gottard1, Angie Gray, Cynthia Green, Joylene Grier, Pamela Gr~ffin, Joseph Gr~ggsm•ller, Neal Hagadorn, Debra Hager, Lloyd Hamilton, Brian Hart, Kath1e Hask1ns, Suzy Healy, Terry Hecht-Nielsen, James Helgeson, Venita Henry, Gory Henry, Sh1rley Jean Hernandez, RIChard Hess, Lana Hess, Paul H~eks, Sandy Holme, Pete Horvath, George Householder, Charles Hubbard, Marva Hunnell, Carla Huston, Janette Iverson, Martha Sophomores 183 Iwasaki, Janice Jackson, lester �Jackson, l1nda Jensen , Laura Johnson, B1ll Johnson , Jan1e Johnson, M1ke Johnston, T1m Jones, Conn1e Jones, Jenny Jon ~. Sharon Jordan, Floyd Kato, Donna Kauhsch, Axel Kawamoto, George Kmy, Edith Kemp, Steph n K1ndel, T. W1nf1eld K1ng, Claud1a K1t10, B1ll Klatt, Kathleen Kline, Krts Knoll, D1ane Koder, B1b1ana Kosh1, Stan Kunz, Mary Lane, Ann Lankerd, larry Larson, Bill Leonard, Leon leonard, Noel Levtn, Ken Levtnson, Rtchard Linn Linn, Bob llppiS, Debbie Litke, larry loechner, Fred Lopez, Iris Loredo, Eddie lucas, Clyde Lundquist, Ron Lung, Albert Lynch, Gwen Maclean, Diana Macleod, Bruce Maestas, Raymond Mansell, Kerry Manzanares, Cecelta Marshall, Ruth �Mayf1eld , Sandra Mays, Dav1d McCune, Bonn•e MeG e, Glor~a McGee, Kathy McKee, Ed1th McK1nz1e, Mary Beth Mead, R1ck Meeker, Charles 1ft CD ... Mellor, M1ke Meln1ck, Evelyn Melnick, Herb Menke, U. Susan ••. 0 Middlebrook, Kr~st1ne M1lllgan, Charles M1llward, Janice Mitchell , Barb1e E 0 .I: a. · 0 Mitchell, Eric Moll, Meredy Monson, Da~e Moody, Tom Moore, Merce Morgan, Janice Morgan, Tom Morishige, Jovolene Mosley, Mary Lou1se Mullings, Lake "' �Sophomores Myers, Karen Nez, David Nichols, Marolyn Noelsen, Nanette Nicm1nen, Matt Norton, Merri Nurmi, Rosanne Ohmer, Dotty Olover, William Packer, Momi Padilla, Conn1e Palmer, Victoria Phillips, Elaine Phillips, Jim Pholpott, Susie Pina, George Pippin, Greg Poindexter, Gail Prendergast, Gail Pritchard, Cheryl �Quails, Schyleen Reagan, Patty Redfearn, Mark Reed, Gary Refakis, Michael 187 Retherford, Patty Richards, Dcnnos Rohanek, Delita Robinson, Scott Rodocker, Karen Ronquollo, Gloria Rose, Glenda Rucker, Pat Ruiz, Mike Salonas, Phil Sanders, Jo Ann Sandusky, Steven Santofcr, Brenda Sawaya, Mike Sawyer, Kenneth Schaefer, Anne Schafer, Chester Schamp, Caroline Scopel, Ellen Scrivner, Alan �Spencer, John Stafford, Donna Rae Stanek, Tom Starr, Kathy Stout, Becki Stratton, Jackie Stratton, Nancy Strong, Rosie Swearengen , Joey Sweek, Steven Sweeney, Philis Taft, Sherry Segerhammar, Elizabeth Shea, Shawn Tannenbaum, Kevin Tan•waki, Walter Sherroff, Patricia Short, Doug Simmons, Charlotte Simmons, Sheila Sisack, Shelia Skubal, lou 188 Slaughter, loretta Smith, Herbert Sm1th, Kathy Smith, Mark Smith, Marvin Smith, Sylvia Snyder, Bob Speicher, Sue �Tedesko, Jackie Thompson, Jerry Thornburg, Linda Toliver, Karen Toppong, Archie Torrington, Mary Travos, Pamela Trujollo, Tono Tuft, Charles Vickers, Barbara Voncent, Jackie Yackel, Greg Vogol, Paul Wagner, Charles Walz, Patricia Warner, Gail Watanabe, Jo Ann Weber, Loretta Weber, Mary Weeks, Kathleen Welch, Jo Caryl Westmoreland, Daniel Whole, Karen Williams, Elaine Williams, Shirley Williams, Stephanie Wilson, Paul Wisehart, Lee Wong, Sylvia Woody, Shari Wright, Cheryl Wright, Roslyn Wright, Winifred Young, Donia Young, Mike •• • 0 E 0 .I: A 0 "' �ANDO, SUSAN Student Council BURK, GENE GARDNER, RONNIE HEARN , CAROL NELSON , MIKE Treasurer, Phil Karakawa ; secretary, Candy Sekyra; pres1dent, Susan Shermack, and VICe pres1dent, " J" Nady, (left to right ) represent the Jun1or class PRYOR, MIKE Junior Class Officers RIFFEL, CATHY �Abel, Stan Achatz, Rock Adams, Patrocoa Allendorf, Tom Ando, Susan Andrews, George Andrews, Sam Argall, Judy Armstrong, Twollo Pousong durong the decorating for the Junoor Prom, Mr. Rex Croog has dinner with some members of the runoor class. 191 Miss Betsy Bishop odds a flower to the entrance archway for the Junior Prom. Arnsmeyer, Roy Bo•ley, Francine Baker, Bart Balderrama, Peggy Barber, John Barela, Carol Bautsch , Charlotte Beardsh or, Meg �B otscher, Carol Bell , Becky Benson, John Berry, Kenoth Berry, Marolyn Blanas, Anthea Bonham , Davod Bosteder, Penny Bourke, Lourie Bowers . T1na Boyd, Ooros Brandt, Nancy Brassell , Jane Brewer, Paulette Brooks, Kathy Bucksteln, Sandy Burk, Gene Butcher, Dorothy Cameron, Boll Campb II, Curt 192 Carlson, Jan Carrasco, Regina Cash, Rose Marie Caustrota, Ted Cheley, Carolyn C1sco, Ramona Clark Everett Clarke, Katy Cl land, Barboe Clements, Bob Cody, Boll Coe, Carolyn Collons, Cynthia Cook, Sue Cornell , Warren Cowdrey, John Cox, Mary Carolyn Craog, Bruce Crass Karl Cruter, Karen �Cunn1nghom , Lewana Curt1s, James Juniors Curvon , Peggy Ann Dovts, Ann Davos , Delsoe Davis, John DcCrote, Olivia DeiJunco , Ge rry Dembeck , Sue Detandt, Donna DetriCk , Alvin Deutsch, Kathy D1az Jennte Doll , Sandee Doyle, Julene Elkins, Diona Ellsworth, Roger Elson , Cherryl Eppleston, Glen Espenoza, Marcella Euell , Gregory Ewing, Condy faber, Chostopher falcon , Carlota febonger , Sando feilbert , Ruth.. fields, Raymond �Juniors Fields, Renee Ftelds, Royce Ftnley, Tom Florey, Jim Ford, Russ Foster, Mark Fot1nos, Ang•e Franch1ni, Terry Freed, Cratg Friedlob, Cindy Gall, Barbara Garcta, Peter Gardner, Miki Gardner, Ronn1e Garrett, Laurie Garrett, Pat Gaul, Dave Gettler, Becky Gtlchrist, Bruce Gtlmore, Ltnda Lee Gtpson, Bernard Glathar, Judy Goens, Robert Gonrales, Larry Goodgton, Ketth Gathman, Sue Graham, Mary Grams, Gary Grandy, Sally Grauberber, Linda Grtfftn, Marilyn Haberkorn, Karyl Hager, Shannon Hall, Russell Hall, Stephen Hammer, Butch Hammers, Sondy Hanatani, Susan Harm, Bobbie Kay Hartman, Gene �Ha stongs, Carolyn Hearn , Carol Heg er, Kathy He odbrak, Bonnie Heolig , Ma ry Anne Hendryson, John Henry, Alice Henry, Judy Hessen1us, Connie Hoague, Diana Hockong, Juloe Holm es, Ann Proud, but Ineffective, the football team 's borrowed goodluck charm hangs in its place of honor in the locker room . Holm es, Leslie Holyf ield, Jom Horvat, Diane Houlihan , Barbara Hube r, Susan Hudg ins, Andrea Huff, Joe Hume, Jim Hume, Greg Humm , Marti Hurd , Barbara Hutchoson , Linda 1ft 0 ... Hutchonson , Paul Jackson , Steve Jackson , Terrance Jenkans, Don Jensen , Linda Johnson, Bob Johnson, Carole Jahnsan , Sara Johnson , Wyndol Johnston, Annette Johnston, Suzette Jones, Dale Jones, Lorelei Jordan, Nancy Jussell, Janice �Kato, Sharon Kavas, George Kawakami, Albert Kelley, Jackie Kelley, Betsy Kill1an, Kathy Kissell, Paul Koberstein, Debb1e Koder, Marie Koto, Paul KotzelniCk, Gayle Krautman , Stan Kreutzer, Martin Kur:z:, Barbara Kusulas, Ela1ne lambott, Linda Lane, Toni Lang, Constance Lasky, Jay leach, Marilyn Juniors leonard, Judy levy, Arthur L1ndsay, Douglas Linton, Carla Loomis, Barbara lotz, RIChard loui, Kenneth loveland, MICkie Luers, Paul lupberger, Anne Lyd1a, Johnny Lyden, Eleanor Maass, Phil Macintosh, Bill MacKay, Vicki Maclean, Bruce Mohr, Ga1l Maliszewski, Eve ���N lson , Moke Nethaway, Susan N umann, Judy Newbold, Woley Newell , Danna Newtonf Jenn1e Noghtongale, Conrad Norras . Barbara Oloverous, Frank O'Neoll , Eoleen Overton , Sharon Pace f Jane Juniors Packer, Gail Pappas , Kathy Parker, Jan Parks, Joyce Partrodge, Laura Peros , Elaone Peros, Phyllos Perske, Roger �Persson , Lynn Pe terson , Don Pe te t, John Phollops, Mochelle Platts, Tern Prendergast, Brian Proce, Gary Pryor, Leland Pryor, Moke Pudlok, David Pusede, Willie Read , Russell Reece, Eddie Re ed, Melody Rochardson , Ken Richter, Rosie Riffel , Cathy Robinson , Michelle Robinson , Rick Rock, Linda Rog e rs, Donna Rose, Karen 200 �Ross, Betsy Ross, John Ruggles, Glenn Russell, Renee Ryan, Bob Sakamoto, Hamet Salinas, Joe Sanders, Herbert Sanderson, Carol Ann Sawaya, Alice Schemel, David Sch1lt, Margie Juniors Schmaltz, Steve Schm1dt, Judy Jo Schott, Barbara Schwenger, Jack Sekyra, Candy Seymour, Ida Shafer, Robert Shermack, Susan Simmons, Paula Skeeters, Gary Slaven, Flora lee Sm1th, Doyce �" " 0 �Juniors Smoth, Margaret Smoth, Mold red Smoth, Nancy Smoth, Sando Sn ed, John Spencer, Melinda Standley, Dock Steele, Mary Lou Steonhardt, Moke Stevenson, Robert Stewart, Richard Stott, Londo Streed, Donald Stroplong, Pamela Stroh, Debby Swanson, Wolla Sweeney, Kathleen Swenson, Cheryl Takamine, Connte Takamine, Gaol Taylor, Cynthia Taylor, James �Teeple, Steve Thaemert, Marcia Thayer, Sandi Thompson, Bob Thompson, Vivian Elois Thurman, Nancy Thurow, Boll Tillis, Rayford Tooley, Don Townsend, Leslie Trotsky, Jim Troyer, Jackoe Trujillo, Christella Tucker, Kristoe Tunick, Steve Twist, Loranne Underwood, Roslyn Vasqu z, Lydia Vigil, Susan Vogel, Donra Vogel, Howard Wager, Marie Wallace, Debo Wallace, Margo Walls, louiuana Walton, Emmogene Juniors �Wascho, Dan Watson, Valerie Weir, Sven Well1ngton, Kathy Wickliffe, AliCia Widmar, Kent Wilbur, Steve W1lliams, Eugene Williams, Patr1c1a Ann W1lson, Stella Wong, Devon Wood, Gary Woods, Scottie Wortham, Billy Wright, Barbara 1ft 0 Wright, Kay Wright, Kayvonne Young, Susan Young, Suzanne Zipp, Mary Zalar, Mary Zolzer, David ft �ALEXAN DER, GREG Student Council BUSS I, MARIA ALEXANDER, LANNIE GOLDHAMMER, JOE HEARN , KATHY MILLER, JUDITH Pausing during a busy schedule, the Senoor class offocers (/eft to right ) are presodent, Joey Scott; treasurer, Pamela Sh ipp ; voce presodent, Cheryl Horton ; and secretary, Kathy Riedesel. TIMCHULA, MIKE WALLACE, MARCELLUS Senior Class Officers WILCOX, MARY SUE �ABEL, SHARON JCL. ADAMS, GARY AGUR, PETE Brodge Club , Chess Club ; Jr . Achoevement , Skeast ALEXANDER , GREG AII -Coty Choor, All-School Show ; All-State Choir; Boys' Bowling ; Concert Choir, Councol Cap rs, Cross Country; Delegate Assembly; folk Song Club, Inter-Club Counc1l; Key Club ; Mokado , Student Councol; Track . ALEXANDER, LANNIE All -School Show ; Art Club ; Delegate Assembly; JCL , Jr Escort , Senoor Servoce ProJect; Seraph Sosters ; Skeast ; Student Councol , Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Tro-Ho-Y; '65 Club . ALLEN, EMILY Art Club; Goris' Bowling; Jr. Red Cross ALLEN, JILL Camera Club . ALLEN, JUDY Carefully making a last minute inspection, Mrs Eleanor Flotow leafs through the transcripts of the senior class. 207 W1th optimistic concern, Mr. Edward Race glances through records of the Senior dues. ALLEN, SUE All-City Student Council; Art Club, sec., pres., Sophomore Class Pres.; Scholastic Art Awards; Student Councol, rec . sec., Spotlight Staff, artist ALLSTUN 1 EDDIE Boys' Bowhng ALTBERGER, FRED Delegate Assembly; Key Club, Pre-Law; Tennis AMORI, MIKE All-State Cross Country; "D" Club, Delegate Assembly, Track. ANDERSON, DON fore1gn Language Club, TARS. ANDERSON, JUDY Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly; Goris' Bowlong, treas., Jr Escort; PTA Mod 1, Seraph Sosters; White Jackets, Y-Teens. ANISIMOW VLADIMIR All-School Show, Chess Club; Droll Team, AOYAGI, LIANNE FTA, JCL, PTA Hostess; Y-Teens, social chaorman. �ARELLANO, BRUCE ASHLEY, MICHELE All -School Show ; De legate Asse mbly ; Girl s' Bowling , Jr Achievement ; Knot -Wits ; Pre-Med , PTA Hostess; Rifle -ettes, Symposoum . ATKISON, LARRY All -City Band , All -City Orchestra , All -State Orchestra , Chess Club, pres ., Council Cape rs ; Euclodean Club , Inter-Club Councol ; Jr. Usher . AUMILLER, ROBERTA Jr. Achievement, Knit-Wits, Play Festival ; PTA Hostess. BAIN, LILLIAN Chess Club, sec - treas .; Inter-Club Council ; Skeost, Symposium , pres.; TARS, sec.-treas .; Whole Jackets. BARKER, RALPH BARNHART, MOLLY De legate Assembly, re c sec .; Honorary Cadet, capt .· Inter- Club Councol ; Knot-Wots ; Montage ; PTA ' Model, Senoor Service Pro)ect ; Spothght Staff, reporter , Stud ent Councol ; Tro - Ho -Y, pres.; ' 65 Club BARR , FREDDIE AII -Coty Choor , All -School Show ; Chess Club , Concer t Choor , Councol Capers, Cross Country , Pre-Med , Speech , Mokado BARTHOLOMEW, TALBERT BATES, JOHN Chess Club ; Euclidean Club · Jr Achievement · Jr. Usher ; TARS , Track ; '65 'club ' BEATON, BRUCE Aufste oger Club , " D" Club ; Delegate Assem bly ; Key Club ; Pre -Law ; LaCrosse Club . BEAVER, OWEN All -School Show , Concert Choir; Council Capers · Delegate Assembly. ' BEEZLEY, NANCY Aufste oger Club , De legate Assembly, Euclidean Club ; Folk . Song Club, Jr Esc.ort, Knot-Wots ; Senoor Servoce . Pro1ect; Seraph Sosters- Spotlight Staff, Symposoum, vice -pres ., TARS 'sec- treas. · ' 6S Club . ' ' BELVEAL, PATTY Rofle -ettes. BENN, STEPHEN BENWELL, JO AII-Coty Band ; Assembly. All-School Show; Delegate BERGMAN, CRAIG Delegate Assembly. BERMAN, BOBBI Bridge Club , Delegate Assembly , Euclidean Club , Jr. Escort, Seraph Sisters ; Whole Jackets. BETKA, RICHARD BEVERLY, LUGEANIA ROSE Brodge Club ; Delegate Assembly ; Gymnastocs , High School Red Cross, Inter-Club Council , Judo Club , Jr Achievement, pres ; Knit-Wots , Modern Dance Group, sec .; PTA Hostess, YTeens, rec. sec., vice-pres.; Play Fest1val. BLACK, JANET LEE Chess Club ; PTA Hostess ; Senior Service Proj- ect , Skeast, sec. BLACK, PERRY BLAKLEY, SANDRA DEE Delegate Assembly ; Foreign Language Club ; Inter- Club Council ; Rifle -ettes, pres. BLANCHARD, LARRY 208 �Il . ·-• ut 0 1: "' BOARD, SHARON Senior Service Proje ct ; Tri -Hi -Y; Y-Teens, worship chairman ; ' 65 Club . BOLLACKER1 BRIAN AII -C1ty Cho1r, All -School Show; Boys' State ; Bridge Club, vic e- pre s .; Classification Board ; Concert Choir; Council Capers ; Del egate Assembly , Drama Club ; Folk Song Club ; InterClub Counc1l , JCL , Key Club, reporter; Na tional Ment Lette r of Comme ndation , PreLaw ; Senior Service Project ; Speech , Student Council Leadership Confere nce; Woodbury Con test, '6S Club . BONHAM, BARBARA Skeast. BOTSFORD, ANN Delegat e Assembly ; Jackets . FTA ; Knit-Wits; White BOWDEN, PHYLLIS BOWLING, HOWARD BRAME, NATHANIEL All -City Football , " D" Club ; Football. BRAME, RANDY Dele9ate Assembly; Jr. Usher; Pre-law ; Tennis; 65 Club . BRANDT, DEBORAH All -School Show ; Concert Choir; Delegate Assembly , Kn1t-W1ts, White Jackets. BRANNON, BOB All -City Football ; All -City Track ; Aufsteiger Club ; " D" Club, pres .; Delegate Assembly ; Football ; Inter-Club Council ; Ker, Club, vicepres ; Pre-Law , Sweetheart Coupe Attendant; Track , Wrestling , '65 Club. BRANUM, CHARLES BRENT, ROSEANN Concert Choir; Girls' Ensemble ; PTA Model ; Senior Service Prorect; Y-Teens; ' 65 Club. BREWER, MARGARET BROCK, BEN Auhte1ger Club , . Delega.te Assembly ; laCrosse Club ; Sen1or Serv1ce Prorect; Skeast; ' 65 Club . BROCK, JEAN BROWN, BILL AFS Semi-Finalist, All -School Show i D legate Assembly; Jr Usher; Pre- law; Sen1or Serv1co Prorect; Student Council ; ' 65 Club. �BROWN , BYRON BRUNKHORST, ELSIE All School Show; Delegate Assembly, Goris' Bowlrng PTA Hostess, Rrfl e-e ttes ; White Jackets, Y-T .ns, socral chairman . BRUNTON , DAVE Aufstcrgcr Club, Concert Cho11; Counter points; Folk Song Club, Pre-Med, Skeast, vice-pres. BRUSO, VIRGINIA Art Club Chess Club, Counterpoints; Delegate Assembly BUCHANAN, ROBERT BURBANK, JIM Aufsterqer Club Chess Club BURGETT CONNIE BURNS, CINDY All School Show, Dcl cqote Assembly; Fall Sports At ndont, tnt r Club CounCil, Jr Closs Ollie r s c Jr Prom Attendant, May Queen Att ndant S* Model Teen\, prci, PTA Model , th art Coup! BURNS, MIKE Ddtgote Ass, mbly , Hrgh School Red Cross, h!Storron Swrmmrng ' 6S Club BUSSI, MARIA AFS Exchange Student, Chrle ; Folk Song Club ; Foreign Language Club , G1rls' Gymnast1cs , Model Te ns, Seraph SISters ; Stud nt CounCil , Whrte Jack e t s BUTLER, MARCIA CABRAL, ART CARD, MARILYN All -City Choir; All-School Show ; All -State Cho11, Angelaires; Concert Choir; Council Capers, Counterpoints, treas .; Drama Club , Folk Song Club , Halos, JCL, trrbune , Mrkado , Speech. CARDILLO, DAVID Skeast. �211 CARRASCO, TRINI All -School Show , All -State Choor; Angelaires , Conce rt Choor, Council Capers ; Del egate As sembly , Dnll Team , commander ; Wrestling CASADOS, PAT Foreign Language Club ; Girls' Bowlong, pres .; Inter Club Council , Jr. Achoevement; KnitWits ; Rofl e-ettes . CASILLAS, ELIAS JCL. CAUSTRITA, LORRAINE Y-Teens, '65 Club . CAVOS, DIANA FTA , lnternatoonal Relatoons, vice-pres .; White Jackets CAZER, JIM CHAPIN, CHRISTY CHAPMAN, ALLAN CHISM, HARRY Boys' Bowlong , Concert Choor; Stage Crew . CHRISTENSEN, STEVE All -School Show , Cross Country ; Delegate As sembly , Pre-Med, Speech, Swommong ; Tennis ; Track . CLEMENTS, PATTY Drama Club , Folk Song Club , pres , Inter-Club Councol; Student Councol Leadershop Conference, Y-Teens ; ' 65 Club . CLUFF, ANNETTE All -School Show ; Angelus Staff, Photo-coordi nator . Brodge Club ; Inter-Club Councol , JCL , Jr. Escort; Nat•onal Ment f1nahst ; SCience Scm1nar · Seraph S1stcrs ; Speech , pres ., Vo1cc of Dem~cracy Contest ; '65 Club . COE, GERALD COOK, LINDA Counterpoonts , Foreogn Language Club ; Knot Wots , Y-Teens , '65 Club . CORDOVA, ANDREW JOHN CORONADO, CAREY COUGHLIN, GARY All -School Show , Concert Choor , Council Capers , Counterpoints, pres .; " 0" Club ; Folk Song i~~~k . Football ; Key Club ; Sweetheart Couple , COUTURE, TERRI "'-· CD :1 ."' 0 �COVEY, BILL COWART, GLORIA All -School Show Usherette - Kn it -Wits , Seraph SISters , Whote Jackets, dro 1I master, '65 Club . COX, BARBARA Concert Choor; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Escort ; PTA Model , Seraph Sisters ; Y-Te ns. CRANDALL, CHRISTINE CRISS, MARY JANE CRONKEY, CHRISTINE Delegate Assemblr, Modern Donee Groupk sec. , PTA Model ; Senoor Servoce . Project ; S ~o,st ; Whole Jackets; Y-Teens, servoce choormon , 65 Club . CROW, JOAN Delegate Assembly ; Jr. Escort; Pre-Med ; PTA Hostess; Rifle-ettes ; Seraph Sosters; Skeost, treos., Y-Teens. DALTON, HARLON All-School Show ; Angelus Stoff, CurriculumFaculty Edotor, Boys' State, gov .; Clossoficotion Boord , Councol Capers ; Delegate Assembly, Folk Song Club , Foreogn Language Club , InterClub Councol ; JCL, co-consul ; Jr Usher; Notional Merot Finalist; Ploy Festival Narrator; Pre- Low , Senoor Servoce Project ; Student Coun cil ; Student Councol Leodershop Conference , Student Councol Workshop; Teen - Dems; No tional Achoevemcnt Scholorshop Fonolost, Voice of Democracy Contest; ' 65 Club . DANIELS, JOHN Aufsteog r Club ; " D" Club; Football ; Key Club ; LaCrosse Club; Pre-Low ; )keost; '65 Club. 212 DAVIN, DENNIS Skeost DAVIS, DONNA GALE Rifle-ettes, treos ., Goris' Ensemble . DAVIS, GEORGIA ANN Concert Choir, Dostrobutove Education ; Girls' Bowling , . Ho9h School Red Cross ; Jr. Achievement ; Tr~ - Ht · Y . DAVIS JOHNNIE MAE Goris' Ensemble; Modern Donee Group. DAVIS, PATRICIA DAVIS, RONALD DECKER, MARGARET All -School Show ; Folk Song Club ; Gymnostocs Hogh School Red Cross, PTA Hostess ; ' 65 Club DERTINGER, STEVE AII-Coty Track , All -Metra Track ; All -State Track , Basketball , co-capt.; " D" Club ; Footboll, capt ,; Key Club, pres ; Pre · Low ; Senoor Servoce Project ; Sophomore Closs Offocer, voce-. pres., Sweetheart Couple Attendant; ' 6S Club DESCIOSE, FRANK Ddegote Assembly ; Key Club ; Senoor Service l'r.oject , Speech ; Woodbury Contest ; '65 Club . �DICKEHS, JERRY All -School Show; Delegate Assembly; Club; ROTC Droll Team; '65 Club . Judo DILLARD, STEPHANIE DIHER, JONI All-School . Show· Angelus Staff, layout and Format Ed1tor; Concert Cho~r ; Council Capers ; Delegate Assembly; Fall Sports Attendant Honorary Cadet, capt.; lnternatoonal Relatoons : JCl ; Knot-Wits; Mokado; Montage; Proncopal's Advosory Councol, ' 65 Club . DORTZBACH, KAY DREW, PHYLLIS JCL; PTA Hostess; Y-Teens; ' 65 Club . DUNCAH, JACKIE DUNN, REXA Delegate Assembly; Euclodean Club ; Jr. Escort; Senoor Service Project; Seraph Sisters ; Teen· Dems, ' 65 Club . DUVALL, GERRI Art Club ; Chess Club , Foreign language Club ; Modern Dance Group; Symposoum. EASLEY, EARLENE Goris' Bowling ; Jr . Achoevement. EASLEY, ROBERT . Brogade Staff, Delegate Assembly; Jr. Achoevement . EBERHART, KAREN Concert Choir, JCl, PTA Model ; '65 Club . EDWARDS, MICHAEL EGLE, DAGMARA Art Club · Aufsteiger Club[· Delegate Assembly; Drama dub; Folk Song C ub ; Girls' Ensemble ; Y·Teens EISNACH, JEANETTE FTA; JCl ; Jr Escort ; ~nit-Wits; PTA Hostess; Seraph Sisters, Symposoum . EKHOLM, MARCIA •0• ·-• ~ ELENBOGEN, JO Delegate Assembly; Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Spotlight Staff, Editor-in-Chief. ELMER, LIHNEA Symposium, Teen-Dems. ENGLES, LINDA ENGLISH, BARBARA Foreogn language Club ; Goris' Bowlong; Modern Dance Group, Whote Jackets, Y-Teens, ERBISCH, CAROL Alf.Coty Band. Euclidean Club, historoan ; JCl ; Jr. Es<ort ; Seraph Sosters , Skeast; Wolcott Soght Readong Contest; ' 65 Club . EVERSMAN, LINDA All-City Pep Club , Goris' Bo•ling sec., vocepres.; Jr. Escort, Knot -Wots; PTA Hostess · Seraph Sosters , Whole Jackets hostoroan · Y~ Teens ; ' 65 Club ' "' �FARIS, PAT FARRELL, MIKE FASANO, JIM D I gat Assembly; Hogh School Red Cross ; Scnoor Servoce ProJect, Speech , Teen-Dems, ' 65 Club . FAUVER, PAUL FEY, DOUGLAS LaCro.se Club . l~~Lg~b B~R~gate Assembly, Folk Song Club , Key Club' S noor Servoce Protect , ' 65 Club FINCH, JUDY FISER, LEE AII-Coty Orchestra ; All-School Show , Ch ss Club , Councol Capers ; Euclodean Club ; Jr Usher, Mokado , FISHER, LYNN FLOYD, CLAY Jr Achoevement ; TARS. FOLEY, KAY Counterpoints , Delegate Assembly; Model ~~~bs ; PTA Model , Senoor Servoce Protect, ' 65 FORD, LINDA FOREMAN, BARBARA JCL, Modern Dance Group , voce-pres ., tr<as , Spotlight Staff, reporter; Whote Jackets FOUNTAIN , ROGER Bolloards Club , D legate Assembly ; Skeast FOUST, JAY All -School S~ow ; Art Club. Aufsteoger Club, voce pres Coun:ol Capers , Delegate Ass mbly · Hogh School Red Cross Jr Red Cross Stat~ Conventoon ; Key Club, Skeast, racong chaorman, ' 6S Club. FOX, NANCY All-School Show. Concert Choir; Councol Capers; ~;tl~~e Assembly; Drama Club ; PTA Model ; �FOX, ROBERT FRANK, PAUL TARS . FRANKLIN, DENNY FREEHLING, WILLIAM All -School Show ; Chess Club ; CounCil Cap rs ; Delegate Assembly , Droll Team ; Senoor Servoce Prorect . FUJIMORI , MELODY lnter ~ Ciub Counc•l , International Relat1ons t trras , pr s, JCL , Jr Escort , Mod I Tee ns , Nat•onal Mt ret Stm• .. f•nollst , f•nollst ; Stn•or Se rvoce Prarect, Seraph Sisters ; Skeast , Speech , Whot Jackets FUKUHARA, ARLENE Art Club , Delegat e Assembly , Whole Jackets , Y-Teens . FUKUHARA, CHARLENE Art Club , FTA ; JCL ; Whole Jackets; Y-Teens FULLER, ROGER .. 1ft " FULTON, DANA GALLAGHER, JEANNIE FTA · Hogh School Red Cross ; Knot-Wots ; '65 Club GAMBLE, WILDA GAPUZAN , AL AII-Coty Band, All-School Show ; Senior Service Prorect, Skeast ; TARS . GARCIA, BENNY D" Club , Football GARDNER, TONI Aufsteiger Club Delegate Assembly; Y-Teens ; 65 Club . GARTEN, RAY GAUMER, RONNI GAVETTE , LINDA All -School Show Brodge Club , PTA Hostess ; Senior Servoce Prorect Y-Teens ; ' 6S Club . GEIST, KAY ANN GERITZ, KATHY Delegal< Assembly, Folk Song Club ; G~rls' En semble , Hogh School Red Cross ; Model Teens, PTA Hostess, Skeast Tri-Hi-Y. GERSH , LAWRENCE JCL consul Pre-Law Woodbury Contest GIBBS, SUSAN Drama Club , Folk Song Club, attendanc e sec • For ogn language Club . JCL , Knot Wots , Mod I Tee ns , PTA Hostess. Senoor Servoce Project , Skeast ; Y-Teens 65 Club . GIDDINGS, ERROL Boys' Bowlong Chess Club. GILDEN , RON Cross Country; " D" Club ; Key Club; Track, Wr stlong GILLOTT£, TONI GLANERT, SANDY Foreogn language Club; FTA. GLASSEY, BILL Aufst ogcr Club , Chess Club. treas.; Euclodean Club , Sco nee Semonar GLASSMAN , SUE GLENN , JACK All -City Orch~tra , All-School Show ; All-State Orch stra CounCil Cap rs ; " D" Cl•b, Jr Usher, Mo ado; Strong Quartet . ut ·"' 0 1: G» �GOLDHAMMER, JOE Ang Ius Staff, Production; Delegate Ass mbly; Drama Club Jr. Usher, Key Club; Montag : Pre-Law, tre~s; Sentor Service Project; Student Counetl; '65 Club. GOLDHIRSCH, LARRY GONZALES, JOSSIE AII-Ctty Red Cross Counetl; Group Modern Dance GORDH MARTY Htgh School Red Cross; JCL; Pre-Med; Rifle- ell s GORDON, JUDY Modern Dance Group; Pre-Med; PTA Hostess; Sympostum; '65 Club. GRASSMAN, FELIX All-School Show. GREEN, JOAN Del gote Assembly; High School Red Cross; Jr. Achtevement, Modern Dance Group. GREENBERG, ROGER All-School Show; Angelus Staff, Bustness Manager; Boys' State, Delegate Assembly, pres; Jr Ush r; LaCross Club, Pre-Law, vice-pres, Pnnctpol's Advtsory Counctl; Science Seminar; S noor S rviCe PrOJect, Student Counetl Leadershop Conference, Student Counctl Workshop, 5 nat Youth Award Nomtn e, '65 Club, Seniors GREENLEE, ROBERT Delegate Assembly. GREER, INA Delegate Ass mbly; Modern Dance Group ; PTA Hostess ; Sentor Service ProJect. GREER, WANDA Htgh School Red Cross ; Knit-Wits; Pre-Med, sec.; PTA Model; Whtte Jackets. GRIFFEY, JENNIFER Art Club; Counterpotnts, FTA; Inter Club Counctl, Jr Escort; Seraph Ststers, Skeast, VICe· pres., pres GRIFFIE, KAREN Gtrls' Bowltng , Knit-Wits . GRIFFIN, SALLY Skeast. GROTE, GEORGE Boys' Bowltng g~e~~~~u~OBERT GRUENERT, DANA LEE All-School Show; Delegate Assembly ; Drama Club, Folk Song Club, sec., Kntt · Wits, viCe• pres~ Mod I Teens, vtce-pres.; Nattonal Foren .. SICS League, Nattonal Thesptans PTA Model· Shofroth Contest; Speech, Wolcott Stght Read : tng Contest HABERSTICH, ALICE Drama Club, vice-pres., pres ; High Sc~ool Red Cross, Inter-Club Counetl ; Jr Escort, PTA Hostess, Seraph Ststers, Y-Teens HAGADORN, VAUGHN HAGIYA, MARK " D" Club, Key Club, Speech; Swimming , �217 �HALL, TYLER Angelus Staff, Edotor-in-Chief; Delegate Assembly; Key Club. HALLBERG, LINDA All -School Show ; Delegate Assembly, attendance sec.; JCL, scribe; PTA Hostess; Y-Teens . HAMILTON, BETTY HAMILTON , JANNY All -Sc hool Show; Councol Capers; Inter-Club Council, R•flc -c ttes, pres, v1ce·pres, team capt. HANCHETT, JANET FTA , JCL ; Seraph Sisters; Y-Teens, recording sec, HARGREAVES, PATTY HARPER, TOM S. All -City Orchestra ; All -School Show; Aufsteoger Club HARRINGTON, SUE Camera Club , Drama Club ; Hogh School Red Cross ; Jr Achievement, treas HARRIS, BOB HARRISON, PAMM HARRISON, TARRY All -City Cross Country ; All - City Track ; AllMetro Track ; All-State Crass Country, All State Track , " D" Club; '65 Club . HART, CHRIS Cross Country; Euclidean Club 1• pres .; InterClub Councol, pres .; Jr. Usher; 1<.ey Club , PTA Model , Scien ce Seminar; Track . HASEGAWA, DUANE Baseball, "D" Club , Delegate Assembly, Euclodean Club , Football , Jr. Usher ; Key Club; Pre -law ; '65 Club. r~t~~~~( t~~;; Concert Chair; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly ; FTA, Skeast; service chairman; '65 Club. Tro-Ho-Y, HASSE, GREG HAUERT, GISELA Jr Escort, Seraph Sisters ; Skeast, '65 Club . HAUGEN , BETH All -City Orchestra , All -School Show ; All- State Orchestra , Councol Capers , Hogh Schaal Red Crass , JCL, PTA Hostess , Senior Servoce ProJ ect, Spotlight Staff, news edotor, page editor; Tri - Hi-Y, recordong sec,; Whote Jackets ; '65 Club r~'1~~~~S6e~:~~ Assembly ; FTA , JCL, KnitWits, hostoroan, PTA Hostess. HAWLEY, BETH Ange lus Staff, Art editor, Art Club , Delegate Assembly; Drama Club , Folk Song Club ; Model Teens , Skeast, Speech, sec., ' 65 Club HEARN, KATHY Bridge Club , Delegate Assembly ; Jr Class Offocer, treas ; PTA Model ; Senoor Service Project , Student Councol ; Student Council Leadership Conference, '65 Club HECHT-NIELSEN, ROBERT HEDGE, ENID Modern Dance Group. HEILIG, JERRY Boys' Bowling , '65 Club . HEISTEN, CAROL Delegate Assembly , Euclidean Club; FTA , High School Red Cross, recordong sec ., Knot-Wots, Model Teens; Skeast ; Teen-Dems, board of dorectors, '65 Club . Seniors �HELSTIEN, SHERIE AII·Coty Choir, All-School . Show ; All-State Cho1r; Concert Cho.r, Council Capers, Drama Club ; Mokado ; Speech ; Wolcott Soght Readong Contest, ' 65 Club . HENDERSON, PHIL HENDRYSON MIKE AII -Coty Swimmong, All-State Swimmong, Aufsteoger Club ; "D" Club, sec.; Delegate Assem· bly; Football ; Inter-Club Council ; Key Club , Track; '65 Club. HESS, BOB All-City Orchestra; All-School Show; All-State Orchestra, Chess Club; Council Capers . HESS, LINDA. HILLHOUSE, WILLIAM All -School Show, ROTC Drill Team . HILLMEYER, SUSAN Delegate Assembly; PTA Speech. Hostess; Skeast, HIROKAWA, ARLENE High School Red Cross; JCL; Knit-Wits. HOAG, THOMAS AII-Coty Golf, All-State Golf; "D" Club_. treas ; Delegate Assembly; Golf, co-capt.; J1..L; Key Club; ' 65 Club. HOLDEN, BILL HOLMES, MYRA. All-School Show, Jr. Achoevement; '65 Club. HOLST, MONTA. JO Symposium; Teen-Dems. HOMSTAD, MARY All-School Show; Art Club, Aufsteoger Club , Delegate Assembly; Drama Club; Folk Song Club, Model Teens, PTA Hostess. HOOKER, KAREN AII-Coty Pep Club; Art Club, sec. ; Folk Song Club, Jr Escort, Seraph Sisters; White Jackets, treas. HORTON, CHERYL Concert Choir; DAR Winner; Delegate Assembly; Goris' State, Honorary Cadet, Lt Col, Jr Escort; Model Teens, PTA Hostess, Senoor Class. Vtce-Pres.; Senior Serv1ce Project; Seraph Sosters; Skeast; '65 Club. 219 HORVATH, FRANK Camera Club, voce pres.; Judo Club. HOTALING, KATHY Drama Club, Jr Achievement; Jr. Escort; PTA Hostess, Seraph Sosters, Y-Teens; '65 Club. HUDSON, JOYCE FTA, '65 Club. HULL, DANNY HUMM, KAREN International Relations; JCL; Pre-Med; PTA Hostess, Skeast; Speech; '65 Club. HUMPHREYS, PETE Folk Song Club; Skeast, Speech; Teen-Dems, '65 Club �HUSKEY, NICK IBARBIA, MERCEDES IMES, RI~NIE Mokado, Modern Donee Group , IRVING, BARBARA Drama Club, vice · pres., corr -sec .; Foreign language Club ; JCL ; Jr . Escort ; Seraph Sisters, treas , Sk ast, Wolcott Soght R adong Contest. IVIE, DAVID IWAGOSHI, RO~ All School Show ; Sols' Bowlong ; Chess Club ; Delegate Assembly; uclod an Club; ' 65 Club . JACKSON, RICHARD JACKSON, R. ELAINE Riffle-ette s , Symposium ; Tecn -Dems; '65 Club . JACOBS, JANET Brodgc Club , tr os ; Foreign Language Club , FTA , Hogh School Red Cross; Inter-Club Coun cil , White Jacke ts JAMES, CHESTER LaCrosse Club. JAMES, JANET KAY Goris' Bowling ; Y-Teens. JERNIGAN, JAY Skeast JESKE, RICHARD Football; Baseball ; ~~~~~~.'ty Seniors " D" Club ; ' 6S JOHNSON, ALAN JOHNSON, BILL Alpone Club ; Skeast. JOHNSON, CLAUDE JOHNSON, DAVID JOHNSON, DONALD Boys' Bowling ; Golf . JOHNSON, FRANCES AII · Coty Choor, All School Show ; Concert Choir ; Countcrpoonts . Angelaores ; Halos ; All -School Show ; Councol Capers, Mikado . JOHNSON, LINDA JOHNSON, PEGGY Delegate Assembly ; Girls' Bowlong ; Girls' En s mbl e, Modern Donee Group ; R1ffle -ettes 220 JOHNSON, PHIL Cross Country, " D" Club; Delegate Assembly ; JCL ; Key Club ; Senoor Service Pro1ect ; Spotlight Staff, reporter, '6S Club . JOHNSON, TERRY JCL JONES, CLETA Drama Club Folk Song Club . ��Seniors JOI•HS, JUANITA AU - School Show, Concert Chair; Gymnastics ; Jr Achoevement; JCL , Rift e-ettes; '65 Club . JOSLIN, LAWRENCE ' 65 Club. KENNEY, PAMELA KING, KAREN FTA; PTA Hostess; ' 65 Club. KINGTON, LYNN Speech , Wolcott Sight Reading Contest Win nc r, National Forensic League. KITTREDGE, CHARLES KLEIN, EWALD KNIGHT, HAROLD AU -Coty Band, AU -School Show ; Angclaires ; Concert Band, Delegate Assembly , Concert Orchestra ; Key Club Talent Show Wonne r; Mokado , Show Band, TARS , Track KNOX, DOUGLAS KOHANKIE, LINDA KOUTSIS, LIZ KRAMER, SUZY KREIDER, JIM Golf ; Hogh School Red Cross, Key Club ; LaCrosse Club , Skeast. KRILL, SUE JCL , Jr Escort; Model Teens ; PTA Hostess; Seraph Sisters, sec .; TARS ; Tri- Hi-Y, vice-pres. KUBLY, PAM Fo_lk Song Club ; High School Red Cross; KnitWots, PTA Hostess ; Y-Toens ; ' 6S Club KUCHEL, MICHELE KULLING, JANET KURTZER, DENNIS FTA; TARS. �KUYKENDALL, MIKE Baseball ; " D" Club. KYLE, SHIRLEY LACHMAN, LAWRENCE Eucl1dean Club, '65 Club LANCASTER, DALE LANDIS, HALE Camera Club, TARS. LANDAU FELIX All-City Cross Countryj All -Metro Track, All State Cross Country; 'D" Club, Delegate Assembly; JCL, scnbe, '65 Club LASBY, STANLEY Camera Club, pres .; Spotlight Staff, photographer LASKY, ANN Girls' Bowling LASLEY, SAUNDRA '6S Club. LAUTERBACH, HELEN FTA, H1gh School Red Cross. LAWRENCE, MIKE All-School Show; Aufsteiger Club ; "D" Club ; Delegate Assembly; Golf ; H1gh School Red ~~~~: ~ e~ C~~t· Sen1or Se'rV1ce Project; Teen - 6 LAWRENSON, STAN Camera Club ; Chess Club. LAWS, WILLIAM LAWSON, MARVELL All -School Show, Concert Cho~r ; Folk Song Club ; Fore1gn language Club; Concert Band , Key Club, Sen1or Service ProJect; '65 Club. LEAF, LINDA LEBOIS, DOREEN Delegate Assembly; '65 Club. LECLAIRE, PAT Aufste1ger Club , Boys' Bowling , Cross Country , laCrosse Club, Spotlight Staff, photographer, Track , ' 65 Club LEE, CAROL G~rls' Bowling, pres ., Inter-Club Council ; Knit- Wits, Seraph S1sters , Wh1te Jackets. LEE, MIKE Boys' Bowling, pres .; Inter-Club Council , Spotlight Staff, sports reporter. LEHR RONALD LAWRENCE All-School Show; Angelus Staff, Copy Editor; " D" Club , Delegat Assembly, Inter-Club Council, JCL , Jr. Usher; Key Club ; Montage, Ed1tor1n-Ch1ef, National Ment F1nal1st , Pre -La.w, pres · LaCrosse Club; AFS sem1-f1nallst; Sen1or Serv1~e Project, Tenn1s, '65 Club. LEROY, KEN Drama Club; Stage Crew. 223 �LESLI £, RICHARD Concert Choor, Councol Capers, Club ROTC Rifle LEVISOHN, JANICE LEWIS, GEORG£ Back e tball (Munich , Mannheim); Chess Club (Mu .), Moxed Choir (Mu .); Football (Mo .); Inter -Club Councol (Ma .); lnte rnatoonal Relatoons , Jr. Class Pres . (Ma .); Jr. Marshal (Ma .); Student Council (Ma ., Mu .); Student Court (Mo .), Track (Ma .). LEWIS, JIM LIGHT, BARBARA Aufsteiger Club, Euclodean Club ; International Relations, JCL. tribun ~ LINDSAY, LINDA Counterpoonts , Delegate Assembly; Rifle- ettes ; TARS, state corr.- sec . LINN, DEANNA Aufsteiger Club, Y-Teens. LITTLE, MARTY LLAFET, ELOTH Concert Choir; Council Capers; Delegate Assembly, FTA ; JCL, PTA Hostess; Senior Service Project, Tri- Hi-Y; White Jackets, Y-Teens; ' 65 Club . LONG, SANDRA Delegate Assembly; Euclidean Club ; Folk Son~ Club , FTA parliamentarian ; Jr. Escort, PTA Hostess, Seraph Sisters; Y-Teens; '65 Club . LOUI, CALVIN LOVE, CHUCK Delegate Assembly ; FTA, historian ; Symposium ; TARS ; Woodbury Contest. LUMAN, FRANK TARS ; '65 Club . LUNDQUIST, DAVID Brodge Club ; Chess Club ; Euclidean Clubt· Na tional Merot Letter of Commendation ; ARS, vice~pres . LUNDQUIST, LORENE Delegate Assembly; Drama Clubt hostoroan ; Folk Song Club, treas ., Model eens, PTA Hostess; Spotloght Staff, reporter, Y-Teens, program chairman . MAASS, BILL MacLEAN, BRIAN MacMILLAN, LINDSAY Knot-Wits MADDY, DAVID LEE MAHR, PETE Boys' Bowling , Camera Club ; Folk Song Club ; FTA . MAJORS, TOM Boys' Bowling . MANIATES DANNY MANLEY, SCOTT 224 MARITZ, KAREN Delegate Assembly; Goris' Bowling; PTA Hostess . Seraph Sisters ; Y-Teens. MARCUS, ROSE MARTIN, ED �MARTINELLI, KATHY R1fle-ettes, range offiCer. MARTINEZ, LONEY Jr Achievement MATSUMONJI, LANCE Delegate Assembly; Swimming MATTHEWS, LAURA SHARON All-School Show; Concert Cho~r; Delegate Assembly; Fore1gn Language Club ; G1rls' Ensem ble ; High School Red Crass; Madel Teens; Pre-Med, PTA Hostess . MATTOX, JACQUELINE MAY, LOIS AII·City Pep Club; FTA, vice-pres.; Jr Escort; Pre-Med, PTA Hostess; Seraph SISters; Skeast; Wh1te Jackets, VICe-pres.; Y-Teens ; '6 S Club . MAY, RUSSELL Camera Club McCLINTON, JACQUELINE Kn1t-W1ts ; R1fle-et tes. McCOTTER, GEORGE McDONALD, JANE PTA Hostess , ' 6S Club. McGEE, BARBARA Delegate Assembly, G~rls' Bowling. McGEE, KEN McGRATH, ELAINE AII -C1 ty Band , All -School Show ; Delegate Assembly, H1gh School Red Cross, International Relations , M1kado; Pre-Med , R1fle-ettes, G~rls' R1fle Team Alternate. McGRATH, LINDA McKENZIE, GORDA All -Sc hool Show ; Cheerleader; Delegate Assem bly : JCL , Jr Prom Attendant; Model Tee ns , Sen1or Service Prorect, Tri - Hi -Y; Wh1te Jackets ; '65 Club McKENZIE, JACKIE Delegate Assembly; FTA. McKINZIE, JINNY Model Teens, TARS . McMILLAN, JANE All -School Show, Delegate Assembly; Fall ~~~~1 T~!~~~d~T~ :;9~1 . ~~~~~: s:~~ce cp~~j~ ect, Skeast, Sweetheart Couple Attendant; ' 65 Club McMOSLEY, WILLIAM AII -C1ty Track, AII - Ci~ Band; Track; All-State Track; ' D" Club . McNAMARA, MICKY McNATT, SANDRA All -Metro �McPHEE, MIKE McQUEARY VICKY Aufsteo9er Club; Senior Service Project; Teens; 65 Club. Y- McRAE, CATHY All -School Show , Concert Choir; Counterpoints · Goris' Ensemble ; Hogh School Red Cross · Jr: Achoevement; Mode rn Dance Group ; Pre -Med , PTA Model Alternate MEININGER, CANDY Art Club ; Counterpoonts , Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club , Skeast, Y-Teens MELNICK, BARBARA Hogh School Red Cross , Modern Dance Group ; Pre-Med, treas .; PTA Hostess; Whole Jackets . MERICLE, JIM Seniors METZ, CARL All -School Show ; All-City Orchestrab· Delegate Assembly Alternate , Folk Song Clu ; Skeast; Student Councol MIDDLEBROOK, WYNN AII -Cotr Choor; Aufsteog r Club , Concert Choir; Counc• Cop~rs , Counterpoints, program chair- man ; " D" Club ; Mokado . MILLER, BILL MILLER, CONNIE All Coty Choor; AII ·School Show ; Cheerleader ; Concert Choor, Councol Cap rs; Folk Song Club , Knot .Wots Mokado ; Model Teens ; Senoor Servoce Projec't . Tro- Hi- Y: Whole Jackets ; ' 65 Club . MILLER, JUDITH All School Show , Concert Choir , Folk Song Club , Goris ' Ensemble; Student Councol ; Teen Dems , '65 Club MILLER, SUE ANN All -School Show Scenery ; Angelus Staff Album Edotor , Art Club, sec., voce-pres .; 0 legate Assembly, Jr. Escort ; Knit · Wits ; Mokado Scen ery, Play Festoval ; PTA Hostess ; Senoor Servoce Project; Seraph Sosters, Skeast; ' 65 Club. MILLER, SUSAN Delecjate Assembly, Folk Song Club ; Girls' Bowling , Goris' Ensemble ; Teen Dems, ' 65 Club MILLIGAN, STEVE Aufsteoger Club, Delegate Assembly, Key Club , Senoor Servoce Project, Skeast; '65 Club . MOORE, DEANE Art Club , Modern Dance Group ; '65 Club . MOORE, HUGH All -School Show, Angelus Staff, Technocal Composotoon Edotor, Concert Choir, Councol Capers, " D" Club , Delegate AssemblyJ. pres .; Hogh School Red Cross , Inter- Club o...ouncil , JCL; Key Club , PTA Model, Senoor Service Pro1ect, SkeastJ. Sweetheart Couple Attendant, Swommong, ' 65 o...lub. MOORE, PAT Delegate Assembly ; . High School Red Cross; Jr Achoevement, Knot-Wits. MOORE, ROCHELLE All-School Show, Concert Choor; Councol Capers; Delegate Assembly; Goris' Ensemble , Jr . Achoevep.~~tFe~~f:~i; ~~~;~~~s; Modern Dance Group; �MOORS, MIKE Chess Club ; TARS . MORIMOTO, SHARON Euclidean Club ; FTA, historian ; Jr Seraph Sisters; White Jackets Escort; MOSS, WILLIAM All -City Baseball . MOURHESS, DAVE " D" Club, Delegate Assembly, FTA ; Hogh School Red Cross; Key Club ; Speech; Student Councol Workshop ; Track , Wrestling ; '65 Club . MOURNE, TINA MRUZ, DICK MULLINS, JULIE MURRAY, DONALD RICHARD MURR, BRENDA MYERS, LINDA ~~c~!~rt; PTA Hostess; Seraph Sisters ; White NAKAMURA, DENNIS Baseball , Boys' Bowling; "D" Club; Euclidean Club, Jr. Usher; Science Seminar. NEUMAN, JOHN • D" Club, Golf, JCL ; Key Club , Skeast ; '6~ Club 227 NEWTON, BRENT All-City Tennis; All-State Tennis; "D" Club; Track NIELSEN, PAM All-School Show, Hi-Y. PTA Hostess, Skeast; Tri- NIGH, DONALD NIX, TRUDI FTA, Whote Jackets, '65 Club NORMAN, MARY ANN Concert Choor; Delegate Assembly; Girls' Bowling; Knot-Wits. NORWOOD, JACK Skeast. OAKLEY, VERA Foreogn Language Club; Skeast, Whole Jackets . JCL; Knit-Wits; O'CONNELL, RAY O'DONNELL, JOHN AII-Coty Choir; All-School Show; Ang !aires; Concert Choir �OHMER, JANE Angelaores, Art Club, Concert Choir; Rifleettes OLSO N, WAYNE Cross Country ; Delegate Assembly; Track . OM OH UNDRO, LEE All -City Football, AII-Metr~. F~otball ; All -Stat~ Football Aufsteoger Club ; D Cub, voce -pres , Delegat~ Assembly ; Inter-Club Councol , Sweet · heart Attendant; ' 6S Club . ORENDORF, TED OTSTOT, RAY OWENS, CECIL OYE, CHERYL Art Club . FTA , lnternatoonal Relatoons , PTA Hostess . Skeast; Whole Jackets , '6 S Club , PAPAZIAN, SUZANNE AII -Coty Choor, All -School Show ; Angelaores , Concert Cho1r Counterpoints, sec .; Delegate Assembly ; FTA . PARKER, WANDA PATE, KATY Cheerleader; Delegate Assembly ; Fall Sports Attendant, JCL , Jr Prom Attendant ; PTA Hostess ; Sweeth art Couple Attendant ; Tri Ho-Y ; Whole Jacke ts ~~J:~~~!~:~rly Fall Sports Attendant , JCL ; Jr Prom Attendant , May Qu en Attendant ; Model Teens ; Swee theart Couple Attendant . PATTERSON, PATTY AII ·School Show, Angelus Queen ; Ch erlcader, Councol Capers , DAR Fonalost , Delegate Assem bly , Fall Sports Attendant ; FTA ; Girls' En semble; Jr Escort ; Jr. Prom Queen , May Queen Attendant , PTA Model , Seraph Sosters ; Sop~omore Class, sec.; Whole Jackets , Y-Teens, voce-pres ., '6S Club . PATTE RSO N, T O M Boys' Bowling , sec., treas. ; '6S Club PA UL, LEONARD PEARCE, PA M Delegate Assembly , Folk Song Club, Foreogn Language Club ; Goris' Ensemble , Modern Dance Group, Speech ; Teen-Dems, treas , Whole Jackets PENNETTA, JIM PENNY, RICHARD P ERKIN , DON "D" Club, Football, JCL. PERKINS, ANN ETTE PEROS, NICK PERRY, DALTON �PETERS, JAMES PHILLIPS, SUSIE H1gh School Red Cross PIERCE, MARSHA FTA , Jr Achievement ; Y-Teens ; '65 Club . POLLACK, SHARON POMERANZ, RON Classification Board ; Delegate Assembly · High School Red Cross; Inter-Club CounCil ; Key Club, sec. PONTOW, ART All -School Show , Skeast. PORTER, MONA All -School Show , Angelus Staff, Administration and Special Dept ; Conce rt Cho1r, CounCil Capers ; M1kado , PTA Model , Sen1or Service ~~:bct ; Skeast, Tn - H1 - Y, Wh1te Jackets; ' 6S 0 ~~e~;E~i'uJ, ~ce-pres.; " D" Club ; Euclid ean Club , Golf, co-capt. PRATT, DOLORES Distnbutlve Education , Girls' Bowling PRIMMER, JOEL PRITCHARD, LILLI All -School Shaw, Cheerleader; Fall Sports Attendant ; Jr Prom Attendant , May Queen ~[~bndant ; Model Teens ; Wh1te Jackets, ' 65 QUINTANA, MAXINE Seniors RAGULSKY, ROSEMARY RAPHAEL, LES Bndge Club . Chess Club , Euclidean Club , FTA , treas ., Key Club, ott. sec. RASKIN, LINDA Delegate Assembly Folk Song Club, sec.; FTA ; Senior Service Project , Wh1te Jackets REDMOND, LINDA Delegate Assembly, Girls' Bowling , GymnastiCS , High School Red Cross , Intramural Basketball ; Modern Dance Group , R1fle-ettes. RECTOR, JIM Angelaires, Concert Choir; Gymnastics 2 · High School Red Cross, ' 65 Club . ' REECE, BARRY Boys' Bowling ; ROTC Rifle Club. REIMANN, LOTHAR Pre-law ; Woodbury Contest. RENZ, PAT Delegate Assembly; vice-pres. Distributive Education, RETTBfRG, SUSAN All-School Show; Delegate Assembly; Tri-Hi-Y, chaplain . REYES, FARIDE Delegate Assembly; Rifle-ettes. REYNOLDS, NORMA Folk Song Club ; Jr. Achievement, vice-pres.; JCl; Science Seminar; '65 Club. RHOADS, WARREN �RICE. DIANA Art Club; Concert Choir, Symposium, Teen Dems , Young Socialist Forum. RICHARDS, CINDY Delegate Assembly; Gymnastics; Y-Teens , RICHARDSON, CAROLYN Deltgate Asnmbly; Jr Achievement, Jr. Escort; S raph Sisters, Tri - Ho-Y; White Jackets 230 RICHARDSON, JOYCE Rl EDESEL. KATHY Delego:e Assembly ; Girls' State, semi·fonahst; Honorary Cadet, major, Honorary Cad t Droll Team , JCL , Jr Escort; NCTE Finalist . PTA Ho~tcss ; Art Sem1nor ~ Senior Class Sec; Senior Servoce Protect , Seraph Sosters; Spotlight Staff, copy rewrote editor; Tri - Hi -Y Legislative Ass mbly, senator, Wolcott Contest ; '65 Club , RIGG, JACK Folk Song Club ; TARS, Denver chairman . RIGGS, BYRON Bas ball , 'D' Club ; Delegate Assembly, Key Club . RINDOM, KAY Concert Choor , Delegate Assembly; Knot -Wits , Mokado Senoor Servoce Pro1ect; Skeast, Whole Jackets , Y Teens , 65 Club RIORDON, JOHN ROBARDS, CHERYL ROBERTS, KAY Art Club , Aufsteiger Club ; Delegate Assembly; Foreogn Language Club, Skeast ; '65 Club . RODRIQUEZ, LORETTA Countcrpoonts Delegate Assembly ; Hogh School Red Cross Jr Achoevement, PTA Hostess . ROGGENBACH, ANN Whot< Jackets; Y-Teens . ROME, Ell D" Club, HA ; Swimming. ROMERO, ALBERT ROTHCHILD, SARA AII -Coty Orchestra, All-School Show, AII·State Choor, Brodge Club; Councol Capers , Delegate Assembly, Drama Club , Jr . Escort ; Mokado ; PTA Hostess, Seraph Sosters ; Symposoum , Whote Jackets . RUBIN, MIRIAM Angelus Staff, Album asst copy reader; Coun terpoonts, parhamentaroan ; Folk Song Club ; FT A ; Intramural Basketball ; Pre-Med, Senoor Servoce Protect; Symposoum ; Whote Jackets , '65 Club, RUMFELT, REX Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club; '65 Club . RUPP, KEN All Coty Tennos, State Quahfyong; PTA Model SAGE, CAROL Hogh School Red Cross; Y-Teens, '65 Club . SAKAMOTO, CARRIE ANN FTA SAKS, MIKKEL Jr. Usher, Pre-Law; Spotloght Staff, Exchange Edotor; Woodbury Contest Wonner. SALINAS, SAMUEL All -School Show, Boys' Bowling, �SANDFORD, RUTH Art Club; Delegate Skeast, '65 Club Assembly; PTA Model , SANTIFER, JOE " D" Club, Delegate Assembly; Football , Track ; Wrestlong SARNER, LARRY SOJOurners' Contest Winner, Spotlight Staff, columnast, TARS pres ., sec.·treas. SAVOY, PHYLLIS Concert Choor, Delegate Assembly Alternate; Goris Bowling , Goris' Ensemble, Y-Teens, program chaarman. SCANTLIN, WAYNE SCA YO, JAMES Delegate Assembly; Show Band. SCHAETZEL, TOM JCL; Key Club, Skeast. SCHAFER, ROGER " D'' Club, Football ; Swimmong; Track ; Wrcstlong SCHARWA TH, JDI·HLL SCHLICHTING, LINDA Inter-Club Councol, Model Teens , Modern Dance Group, pres .; Play Festoval ; Speech , SCHOENDALLER KATHLEEN Delegate Assembly ; Foreign language Club ; Hogh School Red Cross ; Jr Escort ; PTA Hostess , Rolle-ettes ; Seraph Sosters, voce-pres.; Tri -Ho -Y; Y-Teens SCOTT, JOEY AII -Coty Student Council ; Delegate Assembly ; Key Club , Pre ~ Low , Scnaor Class pres .; Senior Servoce Project , Skeast , Speech ; Student Coun col , Student Councol leadership Conference , Tennos, '65 Club . SCOTT, SUE AII -Coty Pep Club ; High School Red Cross ; Inter-Club Councol ; Jr Escort , Knot -Wots, PreMed ; Seraph Sosters , Whole Jackets, pres ., YTeens '65 Club . SEEMAN, ED SEIFRIED, JOLENE All -School Show, Delegate Assembly; PTA Hostess, Tra-Ha-Y, cor , sec. SERVEY, LINDA All-School Show ; Concert Choir, Councol Capers ; Forcagn Language Club, sec.; Gymnastacs ; Inter-Club Councol, Pre-Med, pres SEVERTSON, ANN ~:tb~b~ -· Hogh School Red Cross; Knit-Wits; SHANAHAN, WILLIAM SHAVER, STYLESZETTA Art Club Delegate Assembly, Hogh School Red Cross, Jr Achievement; '65 Club . SHEA, CATHY AII · Coty Pep Club; All-School Show; Counterpoonts, Goris' Ensemble; JCL; Pre-Med; PTA Hostess. Seraph Sosters, Whole Jackets, parlia mcntaroan ; '65 Club SHIPP, PAMELA All School Show ; Concert Choor; Councol Capers ; Dclegote Assembly; Goris' Bowlong, Jr. Achocvemcnt; JCL , PTA Hostess, Scnoor Class treas ; Senoor Service Protect, Sweetheart Couple Attendant; Whole Jackets; '65 Club SHORT, DIANE Euclodean Club Folk Song Club, Hogh School Red Cross, sec constotutoon choorman, Jr Red Cross Tro-State lcadershop Camp; Senoor Servoce Protect , Seraph Sosters; Whole Jackets; '6S Club SHRIMPLIN, KAREN Judo Club, Modern Dance Group; Play Festoval. Seniors �232 SHURTLEFF, LINDA SIENKNECHT, JUDY Delegate Assembly, Foreign FT A, Wh1te Jackets. Language Club , SILLS, SHARON SIMONTON, CINDY Art Club ; PTA Madel ; Tn - ~\~lc~:sl ~~~~w SIMONTON, SKIP SIMPSON, DIANNE All School Show , Delegate Assembly ; Senior Semce ProJect, Sweetheart Couple Attendant , '6S Club . SKOLOUT, DANICE Art Club , Aufste1gcr Club ; D1Stnbut1ve Educa tion, Model Teens, Skeast; ' 65 Club . SLINGO, DAN All School Show , Aufsteiger Club , Boys' Bowl Ing , Concert Choir, Council Capers ; Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross ; Jr. Achieve- ment; TARS SMITH, BETTY SMITH, JEFF SMITH, LEONARD SMITH, PETE AII -C1ty Band , All-City Orchestra; All-School Show , All -State Band , All -State Orchestra, SCIence Sem1nar, ' 65 Club . SNIDER, ELIZABETH All -City Choir, All-School Show Angelaires · Concert _Cho~r ; Counc•l Capers~ Counterpoints: trea• :· VICe-pres , Delegate Assembi.Y, Folk Song Club, Inter-Club CounCil, Kn1t-W1ts, M1kado, Sweetheart Couple ; White Jackets; Y-Teens, pres., corr. sec., '65 Club. SNEED, JIM SOKER, DAVID All-City Choir; All-School Show, All-State Choir; Angelaires , . Aufsteiger Club , Bndge Club ; Concert Choir; CounCil Capers; Cross Country, Drama Club, May Queen Attendant, escort, M1kado ; ScholastiC Art Award, Thespians. SOLIS, BEVERLY SORENSON, MICHAEL SOUTHERN, AL All -School Show, Chess Club, Concert Band , CounCil Capers, M1kado ; Stage Crew, '65 Club �SPAR, BARBARA Ang elus Staff, Curr iculum - Faculty Assostant , Delegate Assembl y, Inte r-Club Councol , International Relot 1on.s; Symposium , pres., T een· 0 ms; Young Soci alist Forum , sec., vice- pres . SPEAK, PAULETTE Art Club , Counte rpoints, JCL ; Mode l Teens; PTA Hostess; Skea st ; Symposium ; Tri - Ho -Y. SPELIOTES, DEAN " D" Club ; Football ; Key Club , Wrestl ing , '6S Club . SPENCER, LARRY SPIREK, LINDA ~f~g~:d~.sse mbl y; Kn it -Wits; Model Teens; SPORTSMAN, DANNY SPRINGS PAUL AII -Cot y Football , T rack ; All -Me tro Football , Track ; " D" Club , Key Club . STAPLES, VALERI Brodge Club , Eucli dean Club ; Folk Song Club , JCL ; Pre- Med, Symposoum , TARS ; Whole Jacke ts. STARR, BETTY AII -Coty Orchestra ; All -School Show ; All -State Orc hestra ; Chee rl ead er, Councol Cape rs ; Fall Sport s Quee n, JCL ; Jr Escort ; Jr Prom Atte ndant , May Queen Atte ndant, Model Teens ; PTA Mode l; Se raph Siste rs, Sweeth eart Coupl e Attendant ; Tri -Ho -Y; Whole Jackets ; '6S Club ; Mokado , Pre-Low BP STAYLOR, FRANK STENSAAS, PAT All -School Show Band , Conce rt Bond , Delegate Asse mbly Alternate, Goris' State; Inter-Club Councol , sec ., Jr Escort, PTA Model , Seraph Sosters, pres., '65 Club . STERN, DAVID Aufste ige r Club , Folk Song Club ; Notoonal Me rot Le tte r of Commendatoon , Skeast; Spotlight Stoff, reporte r; Tennos STEUART, BARBARA All -School Show , Art Club , Folk Song Club , Knot-Wots, Judo Club , Mikado . STEWART, BRIAN STEVENS JERRY AII -Coty Track ; All -Me tro Track ; All -State Track , '' D" Club , Delegate Assembly; Euclo dean Club , Sweetheart Couple Attendant ; '65 Club . STOUT, ALEX STRATTON, CINDY JCL. STRATTON, MICHAEL A . Angelus Staff, Assistant Sports Editor · " D" Club , Delegate Assembly, Euclodeon ' Club ; Football . JCL , Jr Usher , LaCrosse Club PreLaw, PTA Model ; Senoor S•rvice Projeci, '6S Club Seniors �STRUCK, CECELIA All-School Show; Kn1t -Wi.ts; Pre-Med , PTA Hostess , Sen1or Serv1ce Project; Wh1te Jackets . STUTLER, EV SUTLIFF, SHARON SWISHER, JOE Wrest11ng TAMS, PAT Delegate Assembly; School R d Cross , Skeast, '6S Club Folk Song Club ; High Sen1or Serv1ce Project ; TARTLER, EDINA 234 TATUM, PEGGY Folk Song Club, Foreign Language Club ; FTA; PTA Hostess, TARS, Y-Teens. TAWIL, DAN Chess Club; "D" Club ; Usher~ Euclidean Club, Jr. Sctcncc Seminar, Tennis. TAYLOR, IVORY THILLE, LINDA Art Club ; Folk Song Club , Jr JCL, Model Teens Achievement, THOMAS, CAROLYN THOMAS, CORRINE THOMAS, GREG THOMAS, MARIE Aufste1ger Club ; Delegate Assembly; Foreign Language Club. H1gh School Red Cross; Modern Dance Group ; PTA Hostess; Wh1t Jackets; Y Teens , ' 65 Club THOMPSON, DOUG Speech THOMPSON, GARY Pre-Med , Skeast, Track ; '65 Club TIDWELL, CORA G1rls' Bowl1ng, Jr Achievement; PTA Hostess; '65 Club �TILLIS, RICHARD TIMCHULA, MICHAEL G. All City Club OffiCers Conference!· Angelus Staff, Sports Edotor; "D" Club , De egate Assembly, Jr. Usher; LaCrosse ; Montage, Edotor; Prc ~ Law, sec.; Senior Service Project, Senior Student Councol; Tennos; '6S Club. TIMMONS, IRENE TOFFOLI, GEORJEAN Seniors Countcrpo:nts, Forc•gn Language Club , Inter- Club Councol , Knot-Wots; Teen Dtms, Y-Tccns. sec., Symposium, TRAVIS, JOHN AII-Coty Orchestra; All-School Show ; All-State Orchestra ; Concert Cho1r; Counc1l Capers ; Delegate A"tmbly ; Debate Team : Jr . Usher; Mokado , Shofroth Contest, Speech, parloamen · troan, All Coty, Dostroct, and Stole Speech Meels ; TARS, Woodbury Contest Wonner . TREIDEL, MARK Dtlegate Asstmbly, Judo Club, '6S Club . TUGGLE, REGINALD All-School Show; Chess Club ; Delegate Assembly ; JCL; Speech; State Speech Meet, TARS; Woodbury Contest. TUN SO N, FLOY D Basketball, "D" Club, Football; '65 Club . Delegate Assembly, TURNER, ERIC TZ O RTZAK IS, GUS U DD, CIN DY All Coty Pep Club, All -School Show ; Angelaires, Concert Cho1r Council Capers; Girls' Ensemble; Pre-Med ; PTA Hostess, Seraph Sosters, White Jackets, droll master; Y-Teens, '65 Club UN DERWOOD, MARILO U All-School Show, All-State Choir; Concert Choor, Counterpoints Delegate Assembly; For~~~" Cllu"t.~guage Club, Senoor Servocc Project; UPSH J. W , CHARLES Baseball, manager 2, Delegate Assembly, vicepres., JCL, scrobe, '65 Club. URIOSTE, DON UTT, DAVID Foo t ball Manager; Swimming Manager; Track Manager VANTASSLE, RAY Foreogn La nguage Club; Sta ge Crew; TARS. VEFALD, MARY FTA, High School Red Crass; Judo Club, PTA Hostess; Y-Teens VELTMAN , GEORGE Delegate Assembly. �VERSTEEGH, GINGER Folk Song Club, parliame ntarian ; Foreo gn lan guage Club ; Knot -Wits . VIGIL, FRANCIS VILLANO, MARGIE VOGEL, DICK A ufs teo ge r Club " D" Club ; Delegate Asse mbly , Golf Sk ea st VOLZ, TOM WACKER, DAVID Delegate Asse mbl y, Euclidean Club ; TARS . WADA , MATHEW D legate Asse mbl y Skeast. WAHWASUCK, PHYLIS WALKER , BEVERLY ~~~~·e n~owlo n g Dos tr ibut ove Ed ucat ion, trea s.; 236 WALKER , BRUCE Aufste og e r Club , Delegate Asse mbly ; Ke y Club, trcas ., Track . WALKER , PHYLLIS Mode l Tee ns, Mode rn Dance Group . WALLACE, MARCELLUS AII -Coty Boske tball , " D" Club ; Delegate Asse mbl y, Football , JCL, pres., Stud e nt Council · Track ; ' 65 Club . ' WARD, CAROLYN AII -Coty Choor; AII -Coty Pe p Club ; Conce rt Choor, Councol Cope rs , Jr Achoe ve me nt ; Mod el T ee ns , Whole Jacke ts, trea s WARD, CRAIG WARNER, BONNIE Art Club , Y Tee ns , '65 Club �WATANABE, SHARON Art Club, Counterpoonts; Folk Song Club; Knit Wots, S noor Servocc Project, Y-Teens. WATERMAN, JANE AII-Coty Pep Club ; Aufsteoger Club; Delegate Assembly, Folk Song Club ; FTA pres., Hogh School Red Cross, Inter-Club Councol, PTA Model, Sen.or Servocc Project, Whole Jackets, sec.; Y-Tecns, seNICe comm1ttee; '65 Club . WATTS DOROTHY Drama Club, roc -sec; FTA; Hogh School Red Cross , lnternatoonal Relatoons, JCL, PTA Host· ess, '65 Club WATTS, LYNDA Euclidean Club, sec .- treas. ; .Jr. Escort ; Notional Merot Fonalost; Whole Jackets Seraph Sosters ; Teen-Dems, WEEKS, BOB WEINDEL, CONNIE All-City Pep Club, AII·School Show, Goris' Bowlong , voce-pres .. sec ., Goris Ensemble, Jr. Escort, Knot-Wots; Seraph Sosters, Whole Jackets, carr. sec ., Y-Teens; 6S Club. Seniors WEIPERT, DAVID WEISBART, GRAIG All School Show, Boys' Bowling , D" Club , Delegate Ass mbly, parloamentaroan Golf, Jr Usher , Key Club, Senoor Servocc Protect , Spot loght Staff photo coordonator ' 65 Club WESTMORELAND, MICHAEL Delegate Assembly, ' 65 Club WESTMORELAND, PATRICK Cross Country , Delegate Assembly ; Sophomore Student Councol Speech , ' 65 Club ~~.~A tfu~~~n~~rnatoonal Relations, Speech , TARS, '65 Club WHISLER, JOANNE Aufsteoger Club ; Del egate Assembly; JCL, consul, Rofle -ett es. WICKERSHAM, LYNN WIEDER, JUDI WILCOX, MARY SUE Del gote Assembly, PTA Hostess; CounCil Trt Hi- Y, tr asurer Student �WILHOITE, LAUREN ~Sotcf..o~s ; Modern Dance Group, Symposium ; WILKINS, SHARI All -City Red Cross Councol ; Delegate Assembly; High School Red Cross, pres , vice-pres ; Honorary Cadet; Inter-Club Councol ; Red Cross State Conventoon , Wolcott Sight Readong Contest. WILLIAMS, R. KENT Track . WILSON, JANEAN MARIA WITHROW, FRANK Concert Choor; Council CaP.ers, Delegate Assembly, Folk Song Club ; Mokado WOHL, CAROL Drama Club, pres. , Jr. Escort; Seraph Sisters; Spotlight Staff. WOJCIK, STANLEY WONG, MARSHALL All-City Student Council ; All -School Show; Angelus Staff, Actovotoes Edotor; Boys' Bowlong ; Counterpo:nts ; Delegate Ass mbly, Drama Club; Folk Song Club , Halos ; JCL, trobe_ censor; Jr. Closs Pres .; Pre -law ; Sen1or Serv1ce ProJect; Sojourners Contest; Student Councol Leadershop Conference ; Student Councol Workshop ; Teen Dems board member. ' 65 Club . WOOTEN, JAMES All-School Show, Concert Choir; Teen-Dems WORLEY, VICKI All-School Show, Cheerleader, Delegate Assembly; Model Teens , PTA Model; State Finalost, Make- ot-on-Wool; White Jackets. WORTHAM, DARLENE Art Club, Delegate Assembly ; High School Red Cross, ' 65 Club. WRIGHT, MARDI Angelus Staff, Clubs Editor; Honorary Cadet Capt , JCL, Model Teens; Soph. Student Councol, Tro Ho -Y, ' 65 Club. WRIGHT, SHERYL Delegate Assembly; Model Teens; PTA Model; Tro -Ho -Y, sec . WRIGHTSIL, BILLY WZOLEK, LYDIA Jr Achievement, Knot-Wits. YEARLING, ILINOIS Delegate Assembly; Judo Club; Speech. YEARLING, ROBERT Pre-Med . 238 �YOUNG, MARGARET All -City Pep Club; Delegate Assembly; Drama Club ; JCL ; Jr Escort, Model Teens; Seraph SISters ; Whole Jackets, sec. YOUNKIN, BOB ZIEGLER, CINDY All -School Show ; Concert Choir; DAR SemiFinalist; Dole gate Assembly; Fall Sports Queen ; May Queen Attendant; PTA Model ; Sweetheart Coupl e Attendant , '65 Club . ZIGLER, CATHY ZINN, MARLENE Delegate Assembly; Folk Song Club ; InterClub Councol ; lnternatoonal Relations; PreMed ;. PTA Hostess.: Senior Service Project ; Spotloght Staff, busoness manager; Teen - Dems; White Jackets; ' 65 Club . ZISKIN, BARBIE Fore ogn Language Club ; Girl' s Bowling ; Teen Dems . Seniors ELLIS, JIM �Student Index A Abdoo, Margo, 150, 179 Abel, Sharon , 207 Abel, Stan , 191 Abrams, Mark , 160 Achatz, R•ck, 93 , 101 , 109, 122, 157, 191 Ackard, Debbie, 152 Ackard , Peggy, 154 Adams, Chene, 144, 179 Adams, Gary, 162, 207 Adams, Patricia, 191 Agur, Peter, 146, 160, 163, 207 Agur, Rob1n, 140, 179 Ahrens, Cheryl, 179 Alarid, Joann, 154 Aldrich, Brenda, 179 Alexander, Greg, 140, 156, 206, 207 Alexander, lonnie, 93 , 142, 167, 170, 206 , 207 Allen, Em1ly, 154, 170, 207 Allen, Evelyn , 155 Allen, J1ll , 207 Allen , Judy, 207 Allen, Sandra, 179 Allen, Sharon, 150, 172, 179 Allen, Sue, 138, 170, 207 Allstun , Eddie, 175, 207 Altberber, Fred, 159, 207 Allendorf, T1m, 191 Alvarez, Jeanne, 179 Amon, M1ke, 115, 157,207 Anderson , Carol, 149, 150 Anderson , Don, 207 Anderson , Judy, 144, 167, 168, 174, 207 Ando, Susan, 190, 191 Andrews, George, 191 Andrews, Sam, 191 Anisimow, Vladimir, 207 Aoyag1, Lianne, 144, 152, 207 Arellano, Bruce, 208 Argall, Judy, 139, 191 Armijo, Steve, 179 Armstrong, Richard, 122 Armstrong, Twilla, 191 Armstrong, Yvonne, 165 Arnsmeyer, Roy, 191 Arroyo, Bruce, 170 Ashley, M1chele, 155, 173, 208 Atkison, larry, 138, 160, 208 Aum•ller, Roberta, 208 Aumiller, Ramona, 179 Ausbie, Merdis, 144 B Bagan, Kathy, 143 Bailey, Francine, 191 Ba•n, lillian, 138, 146, 151, 160, 208 Baker, Bart, 109, 191 Baker, John, 140, 156 Balbona, Elda, 179 Balderrama, Peggy, 191 Baldw•n, Debb1e, 179 Ball, Jeff, 140 Banker, Albert, 160 Barber, John, 138, 146, 157, 191 Barber, Judy, 140, 146, 155, 179 Barela, Carol, 191 Barker, Ralph, 208 Barlow, Fred, 179 Barlowsky, Polo, 172 Barnes, Tom, 160 Barnes, Toni, 155 Barnhart, Molly, 138, 142, 208 Barr, Freddie, 155, 208 Bartholomew, Jack, 179 Bartholomew, Talbert, 208 Bass, Kathy, 170 Bateman, Beth, 164 Bates, John , 160, 208 Bauderer, Mane , 179 Bautsch, Charlotte, 191 Beardshear, Meg, 191 Beasley, Sh~rley, 179 Beaton, Bruce, 101, 139, 156, 157, 159, 208 Beatty, l1nda, 173, 174 Beaver, Owen , 208 Sedan, Edd1e, 109 Bedoe, John, 140 Beebe, l1nda, 144, 179 Beezley, Nancy, 149, 151 , 166, 167, 208 Be•tscher, B1ll , 146 Beitscher, Carol , 146, 192 Bell , Becky, 191 Bell, Bob, 138, 157, 178, 179 Bell, Charolette, 149, 154, 173, 179 Bella~rs, Chm, 109 Belveal, Patty, 208 Bender, Maureen, 141 Benn , Stephen , 208 Benson, John, 192 Benwell, Jo, 208 Bergman, Craig, 208 Bergren , Dave, 110, 179 Berman, Bobbi, 163, 166, 167, 168, 208 Berry, John , 175, 146 Berry, Ken1th, 192 Berry, Marilyn , 192 Beth, Jeff, 140, 179 Betka, R1chard, 208 Beverly, lugeania, 144, 148, 154, 163, 173, 208 B1dwell, Dennis, 179 B1rd, linda, 179 Black, Janet, 146, 160, 208 Black, Ken, 180 Black, Perry, 208 Black, Sharon, 146, 155, 180 Blakely, Sandra, 208 Blake, Mary, 142 Blanas, Anthea, 192 Blanchard, larry, 208 Blunt, Tom, 160, 180 Board, Sharon, 142, 144, 209 Boehler, lee Ann, 180 Boggess, Glen, 110, 123, 180 Bolden , Bob, 146, 157, 158 Bollacker, Bnan, 159, 162, 163, 209 Bonham , Barb, 140, 209 Bonham, David, 138, 157, 192 Bonham, Linda, 180 Bonnot, Nancy, 142, 180 Bosteder, Penny, 192 Botsford, Ann, 168, 209 Bott, R1chard, 110 Bottorff, Donna, 146 Bouch1er, Pat, 141 , 170, 180 Bourke, laurie, 91, 192, 142, 143 Bowden, Phyllis, 161,209 Bowen, Tina,..,192 Bowling, Howard, 209 Boyd, Dom, 174, 192 Boyle, Candy, 162 Boyle, Cra•g, 110 Boyles, Wayne 123 Bracken, linda, 180 Bradford, Marbie, 180 Brady, Ron, 156, 180 Brame, Rondy,112, 157,159,209 Brame, Toasty, 101, 157, 207 Brandt, Deborah, 168, 209 Brandt, Nancy, 163, 166, 192 Brannon , Bob, 93, 101, 138, 139, 156, 157, 159, 209 Branum, Charles, 170, 209 Brassell, Jone, 192 Brennan, Pot, 141, 154 Brent, Mary, 140, 143, 180 Brent, Roseann, 144, 209 Brewer, Joann, 152 Brewer, Paulette, 154, 164, 192 Brewer, Margaret, 209 Bnscoe, D1anne, 172, 173, 180 Brock, Ben , 139, 209 Brock, Jean, 209 Bromley, Mary, 165, 180 Brooks, Kathy, 155, 172, 192 Broussard, Bart, 180 Brown, Bob, 154 Brown, 8111, 159, 163, 209 Brown, Boyd, 180 Brown, Byron , 210 Browne, Russell , 163 Brunkhorst, Elise, 168, 210 Brunton, Dave, 139, 140, 146, 210 Bruso, Virg1n1a, 170, 210 Bryan, D1nah, 146, 180 Bryant, M1kelle, 144 Buchanan, Jan1ce, 174, 180 Buchanan, Robert, 210 Buckley, Vick ie, 180 Buckstein, Sandy, 160, 192 Bullock, Debra , 180 Burbank, J1m, 139, 210 Burgette, Connie, 210 Burg•n , B1ll , 139 Burg1n, Roger, 180 Burk, Gene, 192 Burns, Cindy, 138, 143, 154, 210 Burns, M1ke, 154, 210 Burran, Karen , 144, 180 Burress, Cindy, 160, 174, 180 BuSSI, Marie, 140, 141 , 143, 167, 168, 206, 210 Cisco, Ramona , 192 Clark, Duane, 140, 160 Clark, Evere tt, 192 Clarke, Jami, 144, 146, 180 Clarke, Katy, 154, 192 Cleland, Barbara, 192 Cl ements, Bob, 192 Clements, Patty, 140, 144, 162, 211 Clift, leslie, 74, 167 Cluff, Annette, 138, 152, 158, 163, 167, 211 , 247 Cockett, Judy, 161 Cockle, Wayne, 138, 152, 157, 180 Cody, Bill , 192 Coe, Carolyn, 192 Co , Gerald, 211 Cohen , Doris, 170 Coleman , Billye Sue, 168 Collins, Cindy, 144, 192 Collins, Dave, 154 Connell, Mary Ann, 180 Cook, Bob, 158 Cook, linda, 144, 211 Cook, Sue, 192 Copley, Georgia, 170, 180 Cordova, Andrew, 211 Cornell , Warren, 192 Coronado, Carey, 211 Coughl1n, Gary, 92, 101, 138, 156, 157, 172, 211 Couture, Terri , 148, 211 Covey, Bill, 212 Cowart, Glona , 167, 168, 173, 212 Cowdrey, John, 192 Cox, Barbara , 144, 154, 167,212 Cox, Klaus, 110, 180 Cox, Carolyn , 192 Cox, Peter, 160 Craig, Bruce, 192 Crandall, Christine, 212 Crass, Karl , 192 Criss, Mary, 152, 167, 212 Cronkey, Chris, 144, 148, 154, 168, 212 Crow, Joan , 146, 167,212 Crumal , Kathy, 181 Cruter, Karen, 141, 142, 158, 192 Cunningham, Art1e, 160 Cunningham, Carol, 143, 181 Cunningham , lewana, 140, 162, 193 Bustamonte, S~rena, 110 Cunningham, Maurice, 160 Butcher, Dorothy, 192 Butler, Mawa, 210 Curtis, James, 1SO, 181, 193 Curv1n , Peggy, 193 Cutler, Raymond, 181 240 c Cabral, Art, 210 Caldwell, Frances, 140, 180 Cameron , B1ll, 192 Campbell, Curt, 192 CaracasiS, Diane, 140, 162 Card, Manlvn, 210 Cardillo, Dav1d, 210 Cardona, Rose Marie, 144 Carlson, Jan, 192 Carrasco, Reg1na, 140, 192 Carrasco, Tnn1, 127, 211 Carter, Jean, 180 Carter, Holman , 127, 137 Casados, Pat, 211 Cash, Rose, 144, 192 Casler, Donna, 165, 170, 180 CaSillas, Ehas, 152, 211 Casseii, J•m,101 , 157 Caustnta, Ted, 192 Caustrita, lorraine, 144, 154,211 Cavos, Diana, 158, 164, 211 Cavos, Jami, 158, 164, 170, 173, 180 Cazer, Jim, 139, 146, 211 Centa, Mary lou, 180 Chapin, Chmty, 152, 162,211 Chapman, Allan, 159, 211 Chapman, Herrick, 152, 155, 156, 163, 180 Cheatham, Roger, 101, 109, 118, 157 Cheek, Carol, 140, 158, 162 Cheley, Carol , 143, 164, 170, 192 Ch1lds, Dorsie, 110 ChiSm, Harry, 211 Chmtensen, Steve, 155, 211 D Dahm, lois, 139, 149, 164, 173, 181 Dalen , Barbara, 174 Dalton , Harlan, 150, 152, 159, 212,247 Daly, Ty, 181 Daniels, John, 101, 139, 146, 156,157, 159, 212 Daniels, lloyd, 109 Davin, Dennis, 212 �Student Index Da vos, Ann , 143, 154, 16a, 173, 193 Davos, Charles, 122 Davos, Delsoe, 193 Davo s, Donna, 165, 212 Davos, Georg ia , 161 , 212 Dav is, John , 115, 157, 193 Dav is, Johnno e, 212 Davos, Leonard , 123 Dav os, Pat, 212 Davos, Rand y, 181 , 247 Davi s, Ronald, 212 De: ke r, Margare t, 140, 154, 212 Decro :e, Olov oa , 193 Dee p, Londo , 181 DeiJun co, Dave, 140, 146 DeiJun co, Ge rry, 146, 155, 156, 159, 166, 193 De mbeck, Sue, 142, 144, 193 De rtonge r, Steve, 93, 101 , 118, 138, 156, 157, 159, 212 Descoose, Frank, 156, 212 Detandt, Donna , 143, 154, 193 Defrock, Alvon, 193 Deutsch, Kathy, 143, 193, 247 Diaz, Jennie, 193 Dickens, Jerry, 213 Dockson , Gayle, 14a Doll, Sandee, 140, 174, 193 Dollard, Stephanie, 213 Dollon, Charles, 140, 181 Dinan, John, 146, 181 Diner, Joni, 164, 213, 247 Doxon, Melissa, 181 Doebley, John, 181 Dooda, Sharon, 143, 1a1 Dortzbach, Kay, 213 Doyle, Julene Lee, 193 Dreher, Pat, 140, 181 Drew, Phyllos, 144, 213 Dreyer, Danny, 140, 146 Dreyer, Ron, 154 Duncan , Jacky, 213 Dunham, Greg, 109 Dunn , Rexa, 150, 167, 213 Durance, Gary, 101, 109, 157 Duvall, Gerri, 149, 173, 213 Easley, Earlene, 213 Easley, Robert, 213 Ebell, Mary Ann, 1a 1 Eberhart, Karen, 213 Edwards, Mochael, 213 Egle, Marete, 140, 144, 162, 170, 173, 213 Eosnach, Dwight, 156, 181 Eosnach, Jeanette, 149, 152, 167, 173, 213 Eitel, Tom, 1i6, 160 Eitemoller, Qan, 75, 101 , 13a, 156, 157, 159, 247 Ekholm , Marcia, 162, 213 Eldredge, Ka y, 143, 146, 162, 173 El enbogen, Jo, 167, 213 Elkons, Doana, 193 Ellaphodoros, Ze bed iah , 181 El los, Jom, 118, 157, 239 Ell sworth , Roge r, 193 Elmblad, J ean , 163, 166, 181 Elm e r, Lonnea, 148, 150, 213 El sey, Boll , 146 El son, Che rryl , 193 Enerson , Judy, 181 Enge r, Roc hard , 160 Engels, Linda, 144, 213 Engl osh , Barbara, 168, 173, 213 Eng lo sh, Don , 160, 165, 247 Eppe rson , Dork , 152, 163, 181 Eppl eston , Gl en, 115, 157, 193 Erb osch, Carol , 152, 166, 167, 213 Erdmann, Gwe n, 140 Esponoza, Katy, 154, 181 Esponoza, Marcella, 193 Euell , Gregory, 193 Evans, Davod, 140 Everott, Londo, 144, 168 Eversman , Londo, 167, 168, 174, 213 Ewing , Cindy, 193 Faber, Chros, 193 Falcon , Carlota, 149, 193 Fancher, Barry, 127, 181 Faros, Pat, 214 Farrell , Mok e, 214 Fascono, Jim, 214 Fauver, Paul, 175, 214 Febonger, Sandy, 146, 16a, 193 Feilbert, Ruthe, 140, 168, 193 Fe rros, Pat, 161 Fey, Douglas, 214 Fields, Be rt, 140, 156, 170, 214 Fields, Raymond, 193 Fi elds, Renee, 168, 174, 194 Fields, Royce, 194 Fields, Wollie, 110, 127, 140 Finch , Judy, 214 Fonley, Tom , 194 Fiser, Lee, 214 Fisher, Lynn, 214 Fleoscher, Charles, 139 Fletcher, Jom, 11 S, 157 Fletcher, Lewis, 170 Fletcher, Vocki, 155 Fliegler, Gail , 155, 15a Florey, Jom , 13a, 157, 159, 193 Florquist, Rod, 110, 138, 181 Floyd, Clay, 151 , 214 Floyd, Theodora, 181 Foley, Kay, 214 Foley, Moke, 181 Follansbee, Bob, 152, 181 Ford, Linda, 214 Ford, Russ, 194 Ford, Thomas, 181 Foreman, Barbara, 148, 152, 16a, 214 Foster, Neel , 181 Foster, Mark, 194 Fotonos, Angie, 194 Fountaon, Roger, 214 Foust, Jay, 139, 146, 154, 156, 170,214 Fos, Nancy, 214 Fox, Robert, 215 Franchoni, Terry, 194 Frank, Paul, 151,215 Franklin, Dennis, 215 Franklin, Sharon, 1a1 Franz, Barbara, 146, 1a1 Freed, Craig, 194 Freehling, Wolloam Edward, 215 Fresqu z, Jo, 174 Fresquez, Vangie, 174 Friedlob, Cindy, 142, 144, 16a, 194,247 Fry, Barbara, 181 Fujimoro, Melody, 131, 143, 146, 152, 164, 167, 16a, 215 Fukuhara, Arlene, 161, 170, 215 Fukuhara, Charlene, 152, 16a, 170, 215 Fuller, John, 109, 131, 157 Fuller, Roger, 139, 215 Fulton, Dana, 144, 146,215 Gapuzan, AI, 215 Garcoa , Bob, 138, 157 Garcoa , Ben, 101 , 157, 215 Ga rc •a , Pete, 127 Gorcoa , Pe te r, 194 Gardne r, Miki , 139, 143, 144, 194 Gardn er, Ron, 175, 194 Gardn e r, Toni , 139, 144, 215 Garl ongton , Laveeda, 140, 1a1 Garre tt, Dave, 170, 181 Garre tt, Jack , 181 Garre tt, Jom, 127, 181 Garre tt, Lauroe, 154, 155, 194 Garre tt, Pat, 142, 194 Garten, Ray, 215 Gates, Bob , 13a, 146, 157, 181 Gatseos, Georgoa , 141 , 173 Gaul , Oavod, 122, 194 Gaum er, Veron1ca , 215 Govette, Londo, 144, 163, 215 Geosmar, Bob, 150, 160 Geost, Kay Ann, 215 Ge ntz, Kathy, 215 Ge rsh, Larry, 1S2, 159, 164, 215, 247 Gerste n, Dennos, 165 Ge ttl e r, Becky, 194 Gobbens, Sheila, 154, 174, 183 Gobbs, Mary Beth, 143, 162, 183 Gibbs, Susan, 140, 143, 144, 162, 215 Gibson, Be rnard , 118 Gobson, Jom, 152 Giddings, Errol, 160, 172, 115, 215 Gilbertson, Cay, 146, 17a, 183 Gilchrost, Bruce, 101 , 109, 127, 139, 156, 157, 194 Golden , Ron , 127, 215 Gollotte, Toni , 215 Golmore, Londo, 144, 194 Golmore, Sue, 144, 152 Gopson, Bernard, 156, 157, 194 Gopson, Bob, 157 Glan e rt, Sandra, 164, 215 Glassey, Boll , 139, 160, 166, 21a Glassey, Pat, 144, 183 Glassman , Sue , 215 Glathar, Judy, 142, 143, 194 Glenn , Jack, 112, 215 Goens, Robert, 194 Goldberg, Mark , 156 Goldhamm e r, Joe, 159, 206, 216, 247 Goldhorsch, Larry, 166, 216 Goldsmoth, Ross, 163, 183 Golson, Carol , 155, 173 Gomez, Karen , 140, 173 Gonglach, Erna, 144, 183 Gonzales, Jossoe, 216 Gonzales, Larry, 194 Gonzales, Stephanoe, 140, 173, 183 Goodgoon , Keith , 154, 194 Gordh, Marty, 152, 154, 155, 216 Gordon , Judy, 148, 149, 155, 216 Gathman , Sue, 146, 194 Gottardi , Angie, 183 Graham, Larry, 157 Graham, Mary, 154, 194 Grams, Gary, 194 Grandy, Sally, 142, 152, 154, 158, 164, 194 Grassman, Felix, 216 Grauberger, Londo, 144, 194 Gray, Cynthoa, 173, 183 Green, Deborah, 152, 165, 168 Green, Joan, 144, 148, 216 Green, Joylene, 183 Greenberg , Roger, 159, 216, 247 Greenlee, Robert, 216 Greer, Ina, 216 Greer, Tom, 154, 157 Greer, Wanda, 154, 155, 168, 173, 216 Grier, Pamela, 183 Groffey, Jennofer, 13a, 146, 167, 216 Groffie, Karen, 173, 174, 216 Groffon, Joe, 110, 123 Groffon, Marolyn, 143, 162, 183, 194 Groffon, Sally, 216 Grigg, Susan, 143 Groggsmoller, Neal, 146, 183 Grote, George, 175, 216 Grove, Robert, 216 Grover, Judy, 170 Gruener!, Dana, 138, 140, 143, 151, 162, 216 Gurtler, Nancy, 162 G Gale, Albert, 109, 157 Gall, Barbara, 144, 194 Gallagher, Jeanne, '1.54, 215 Gamble, Wilda, 215 H Haase, Greg, 218 Haberkorn , Karyl, 194 Habentoch, Alice, 154, 162, 167,216 Hagadorn , Debra, 183 Hagadorn , Vaughn , 216 Hage r, Lloyd, 183 Hager, Shannon , 172, 19• Hagiya , Mark, 138, 157, 1Sa, 216 Hall, Linda , 144, 172 Hall , Russell, 194, 247 Hall , Ste phen , 194 Hall, Tyle r, 218,247 Hallberg , Kros, 140, 144 Hallberg , Londo, 144, 152, 163, 21a Hamolton , Betty, 21a Hamolton , Broan, 183 Hamolton , Chros, 110 Ham olton , Jan e t, 138, 165, 211 Hamme r, Butch, 194 Hammers, Sandy, 194 Hanatan i, Susan, 194 Han chett, Jan et , 144, 167, 21a Han chett, Vorgonoa, 144 Hanl ey, Delores, 174 Hanley, Glenn, 101 , 109, 131, 156, 157 Hargreaves, Patty, 218 Harmon, Gloroa, 152, 173 Harper, Tom, 139, 218 Harrongton, Sue, 211 Harm, Bob, 21 a Harros, Bobbie Kay, 194 Harrison , Pam , 211 Harroson , Tarry, 115, 139, 157, 218 Hart, Chros, 131, 156, 166, 211 Hart, Kathie, 183 Hartman , Gene, 194 Hasegawa, Duane, 101 , 156, 157, 159, 166, 218 Haskons, Suzy, 146, 183 . Hassan, Joll , 142, 143, 146, 154, 165, 218 Hastongs, Carol, 140, 143, 162, 195 Hauer!, Gosela, 146, 167, 218 Haugen, Beth, 142, 152, 154, 168, 218 Hawkons, Gaol, 152, 173, 211 Hawley, Beth, 143, 15a, 170, 218, 247 Hawley, Mochel , 144, 146, 162, 170 Healy, Terry, 183 Hearn, Carol, 91 , 155, 163, 190, 195 Hearn, Kathy, 163, 206,218 Hecht- N oelsen, James, 123, 183 Hecht- Nielsen, Robert, 110, 211 Hedge, Enod, 21a Hedge, Juloe, 143 Heger, Kathy, 141 , 195 Heodbrak, Bonnoe, 155, 16a, 173, 195 Heolog, Jerry, 175,211 Heolog, Mary Ann, 143, 195 Heosten , Carol, 143, 146, 150, 154, 166, 173,218 Helgeson , Venita, 165, 173, 113 Helstoen, Sheroe, 162, 219 Hemenover, Sandy, 173 Hemso, Jerry, 141, 163 Henderson, Erskine, 160 Henderson, Phol, 219 Hendrocks, Jay, 109 Hendryson, John, 109, 131, 157, 195 Hendrysan, Mochael, 101, 131, 139, 157, 219 Henry, Aloce, 173, 195 Henry, Gary, 113 Henry, Judy, 142, 195 Henry, Shorley, 144, 173, 183 Hernandez, Rochard, 151, 113 Hess, Bob, 160,219 �Student Index Hess, lana, 183 Hess, linda, 219 Hess, Paul, 183 Hesseni us, Connie, 195 H1ckman , Karen, 144 Hicks, Sandy, 183 Hollhouse , William , 219 Hollmeye r, Susan , 158, 219 Hindman , Chm, 101 , 109, 157 Hondman, Margaret , 1SS Horokawa, Arlene, 219 Hoag, Tom , 111 , 156, 157, 219 Hoague, Diana , 148, 195 Ho ckong , Julie, 195 Hoffman , Pat, 154 Hoffman , Shorl ey, 161 Hogue, Deborah, 144 Holden, Boll , 219 Hollis, Rob , 140, 141 Holme, Pete, 138, 140, 146, 157, 183 Holmes , Ann , 195 Holmes . Carol, 165 Holmes, Greg, 122 Holmes, lesloe, 148, 195 Holmes, Myra, 219 Holmes, Peggy, 165 lbarbia, Mercedes, 220 lmes, Rinnie, 220 lrvong , Barbara, 152, lSI, 161 , 167,220 lmng , Virgonoa, 143, 162 lrw on, Pam , 162, 170 Iverson , Martha, 140, 173, 183 lvoe, Davod, 220 lwagosho, Ron , 160, 175, 220 lwasako, Janoce, 146, 183 Jackson, Elaone, 149, ISO, 220 Jackson , Jom, 110, 123 Jackson , lester, 183 Jackson, Londo, 1SS, 183 Jackson, Rochard, 220 Jackson , Steve, 112, 122, 157, 195 Jackson, Terrance, 195 Jacobs, Janet, 141 , 163, 169,220 James, Chester, 220 James, Janet, 174, 220 Jenkons, Don , 162 Jensen , Laura, 184 Jensen, Londo, 140, 153 Jernogan , Jay, 220 Jeske, Rochard, 101 , 157, 220 Jessell, Janoce , 148 Johnson, Alan, 127, 220 John son, Boll , 110, 146, 184, 220 Johnson , Bob, 109, 195 Johnson , Carol, 195 Johnson, Claude, 220 Johnson, Davod , 220 Johnson, Don, 175, 220 Johnson, Edgar, 170 Johnson, Frances, 220 Johnson, Jackoe, 154 Johnson, Janoe, 184 Johnson, Kenny, 160 Johnson, Londo , 220 Johnson, Moke, 184 Johnson, Peggy, 165, 220 Johnson, Phol , 115, ISO, 157,220 Kittredge, Pete, 139 Klatt, Kathy, 140, 184 Kle in, Ewald , 222 Kline, Kris, 146, 184 Kntght, Harold, 154, 222 Knoll , Dtane, 184 Knox, Doug, 139, 222 Knox, Robert, 122 Koberstetn, Debbte, 196 Kader, Btbtana , 144, 184 Kader, Marie, 196 Kohankie, linda , 222 Kosht, Stan , 140, 151 , 163, 184 Koto, Paul , 196 Kohelntek , Gayle, 138, 154, 173, 196 Koutm, ltz, 222 Krome, Suzy, 222 Krautman , Stan, 196 Kretder, Jtm, 156, 222 Kreutzer, Mort1n, 196 Knit, Susan, 143, 167, 222 Kubly, Pam, 140, 144, 154, 222 Kuchel , Mtehele, 154, 222 Kulltng, Janet, 222 Kunz, Mary, 140, 146, 184 Kurtz, Julanne, 140, 141 Kurtzer, DenniS, 151 , 222 Kurz, Barbara, 158, 196 Kusulas, Elaon , 140, 141, 196 Kutsuma , Knstine, 153, 154, 169 Kuykendall , Mtke, 157, 223 Kyle, Shorley, 223 Holst, Manta Jo, 144, 149, ISO, 219 Holyf oeld , J im, 149, ISO, 195 Homstad , Mary, 143, 144, 219 Hood , Bre nda, 165 Hook er, Karen, 140, 167, 168, 170, 219 Horov otz, Marc, 170, 172 Horton , Cheryl , 143, 167, 219 Horvat, Doan e, 195 Horvath , Frank , 165, 219 Horvath . George, 165, 183 Hotaling, Kathy, 144, 162, 167, 219 Houlihan, Barbara, 195 Householder, Charles, 183 Houston Jan, 143 Howe , Carolyn, 140 Hubbard , Marva, 183 Hubbell , John, 160 Huber, Susan , 140, 144, 158, 162, 195 Hudgons, Andrea, 173, 195 Hudson , Joyce, 219 Huff. Joe, 159, 195 Hull, Danny, 219 Hume, Greg, 93, 101 , 109, 157, 195 Hum e, Jom , 195 Humm, Karyn, 146, 152, 158, 163, 164, 219 Humm, Marto, 143, 158, 195 Humphreys, Pete, 140, ISO, 219 Hunnell , Carla, 183 Hunsaker, Harry, 152 Hunter, Dave, 162 Hurd, Barbara, 89, 91, 143, 146, 152, 162, 195 Huskey, Nock, 220 Huston, Janette, 183 Hutchonson , linda, 144, 173, 195 Hutchonson, Paul, 195 Joslin, Lawrence, 222 Jussell , Janoce, 140, 195 K Kane, Kathy, 143, 154 Kane, Mary, 143 Karakawa, Phol , 140, 153, 156, 184 Kato, Donna, 140, 146, 153, 184 Kato, Sharon, 140, 153, 196 Katz, les, 156 Kaulisch, Axel, 146, 1S 1, 184, 247 Kavas, George, 196 Kawakami, AI, 17 S, 196 Kawa,oto, George, 110, 184 Keefer, Steve, 146 Ketry, Edtth, 140, 184 Kelley, Betsy, 139, 142, 196 Kelley, Jackte, 196 Kemp, Stephen, 184 Kenney, Pam, 172, 222 Ktlloan, Kathy, 195 Ktmmett, Ethel, 144 Ktndel , Boll , 146, 154, 166 Ktndel , Wtnfteld, 184 Ktng , Claudta, 142, 184 Ktng, Mary, 140 Ktng, Harry, 111, 159 Kong, Koren, 222 Ktng, Thomas, 222 Ktngton, lynn , 158, 222 KiSSell, Paul, 196 Kttto, Bill, 184 Ktttredge, Charles, 222 Lew1s, Patricia, 149 ltght, Barbara, 164,224 ltndsay, Douglas, 196 ltndsay, linda, 151 , 165, 112, 224 linn, Deanna, 139, 144, 224 linn, Bob, 184 linton, Carla, 138, 141 , 196 ltnzy, Vickie, 143 ltppis, Debbie, 140, 184 lttke, larry, 184 ltttle, Martha, 224 ltunt, Kenneth , 165 llafet, Eloth , 144, 169, 172, 224 Lo : hman, Lawrence, 166 loechner, Fred, ISO, 160, 163, 115, 184 logan , Ed, 165 loomiS, Barbara, 143, 196 long, Sandy, 166, 167, 224 lopez, Ins, 184 Loredo, Eddie, 184 lotz, Richard, 196 louo, Calvin, 224 loui , Ken , 175, 196 love, Chuck, 149, 224 love, linda, 143 loveland, Mickie, 148, 196 lowman , Annette, 172, 173 lucas , Clyde, 110, 123, 184 Luers, Paul , 172, 196 Luman , Frank, 151,224 lundquiSt, David, 144, 151 , 163, 224 lundquiSt, lorene, 140, 143 , 162, 224 lundquiSt, Ron, 140, 162, 184 lung , Albert, 184 lupberger, Anne, 142, 144, 148, 196 Lyden , Eleanor, 196 lydta, Johnny, 196 lynch, Gwen, 184 M Maass, Bill, 224 Maass, Phil, 196 Macintosh, Btll , 109, 196 Mackay, Vicky, 196 Johnson , R1chal•ne , 158 Johnson , Sara, 142, 154, 195, 247 Johnson , Terry, 220 Johnson, Wyndol, 143, 165, 195 Johnston, Annette, 195 Johnston, Suzette, 195 Johnston, Tom , 184 Johnstone, Steve, 111 , 138, 157 Jones, Cleta, 162, 220 Jones, Connoe, 154, 184 Jones, Dale C., 153, 156, 159, 166, 195, 247 Jones, Jenny, 184 Jones, Juanita, 165, 222 Jones, lorelei , 141, 169, 172, 195 Jones, Sharon, 184 Jordan , Floyd, 184 Jordan , Nancy, 195 lewis, Jim, 224 Maclean , Brian, 224 L Lachman David, 158, 164 Lachman, Lawrence, 223 lambott, ltnda, 140, 153, 196 lancaster, Dale, 223 landau, Feltx, 115 , 157, 223 landiS, Hale, 223 lance, Ann , 168, 184 lan e, Tont , 174, 196 lang, Constance , 196 langley, Wanda, 173 lankerd , larry, 184 larson, Btll, 184 Larson, Louis, 110 lasby, Stan , 138, 165, 223 Lasky, Ann, 223 losky, Joy, 156,196 Lasley, Saundra, 223 Lauterbach, Helen , 154, 223 lawrence, Mike, 111, 139, 1S6, 157, 223 lawrenson , Stan, 165, 223 laws, Btll, 154, 223 lawson, Marvell , 140, 156, 223 leach, Manlyn, 144, 154, 196 LcBOIS, Doreen, 223 LeClaire, Pat, 165, 223 lee, Carol , 138, 167, 169, 223 lee, Mtke, 138, 175, 223 lehr, Ron, 138, 157, 159, 223 leonard , Judy, 196 leonard , lean, 184 leonard, Noel, 184 leroy, Ken, 223 leslte, lu Ann, 184 leslte, Richard, 224 levtn, Ken, 146, 156, 184 levtnson, Rich, 156, 184 lemohn, Jantee, 149, 167, 224 levy, Art, 101 , 109, 157, 196 lewis, Eugen1a, 165 leWIS, George, 224 Maclean , Bruce, 140, 153, 170, 196 Maclean, Diana, 143, 153, 184 Macleod, Bruce, 184 Macmtllan , lindsay, 224 Maddy, David , 224 Maestas, Kathleen, 162 Maestas, Raymond, 184 Mohr, Gatl, 169, 196 Mohr, Peter, 224 Majors, Tom, 224 Maldonado, larry, 170 Maliszewski, Eve, 196 Mallett, Robert, 175 Maniates, Danny, 224 Manley, Scott, 138, 157, 224 Manning, Ann e, 143 Mansell, Kerry, 184 Mansell, Mtke, 198 Manzanres, Cecelta, ISO, 184 Marcus, Rose, 149, 1S4, 167, 169,224 Margolin, Dave, 146 Marth, Karen, 144, 167, 174, 224 Marshall , Jon , 110, 146 Marshall , Ruth, 184 242 Marton, Ed , 224 Marttnelli, Kathy, 225 Marttnez, Loney, 225 Martinez, Robert, 198 Masunaga, laura, 146, 153, 162, 169, 198 Matsumonji, lance, 140, 225 Matthews, Sharon, 154, ISS, 225 Mattox, Jackie, 148, 225 May, loiS, 144, 146, ISS, 167, 168, 225 May, Russell, 225 Mayberry, Jeanette, 140, 141, 198 Mayfteld, Sandra, 173, 185 Mays, Robert, 198 Mays, Davtd, 185 McClean, Bruce, 183 McClinton, Jacqueline, 225 �Student Index McCorma ck, Brian , 111 , 157, 198, 247 McCotte r, George, 111 , 157, 225 McCun e, Bonn oe, 143, 185 M : Donald, Jane, 225 McDowell, Doane, 140 McEihonn ey, Mark , 101 , 109, 139 156 • ' 157, 198 McGee, Barbara , 174, 225 McGee, Gloroa, 185 McGee, Kath y, 185 McGee, Ke n, 225 McGtnnts, Ce le sttne, 185 McGrath , Elaone, 165, 225 McGrath, Londo, 225 McGrath, Rose mary, 198 McGu ore, Roc hard , 110, 123 McKee, Cynthoa, 140, 144, 153, 198 Moll , Me redy, 140, 146, liS Monson, Davod, 185 Montes, Ann , 143 , 154, 198 Moody, Tom, 146, 185 Moore, Bob, 127, 198 Moo re, Debb oe, 174 Moo re, Deane, 170, 226 Moore, Hugh, 93 , 138, 154, 156, 157 • 226, 247 Moore, Merce, 140, 185 Moo re, Pat, 226 Moo re, Roch ele, 144, 226 Moors, Moke, lSI , 227 Morgan , Boll , 154, ISS , 198 Morgan, Jan ice, 162, 185 Morgan , Tom, 139, 185 Moromoto, Ell en, 140, 153, ISS , 170 Mo ro moto, Sharon , 146, 166, 167 169 227 • ' Moroshoge, Jov y, 144, 162, 185 Morros, Mark, 110 Mosley, Mary Louise, 162, 165, 185 Moss, Boll , 157, 227 Mourh ess, Dave, 127, 154, 157, 158, 227 Mourne, Ttna, 227 Mruz, Dick , 227 Mueller, Joan, 140, 142, 170, 172, 198 Muell e r, Rob e rta , 198 Mullongs, Lake, 185 Mull ins, Julie, 162, 172, 227 Murph y, Pat, 144 Murr, Art, 198 Murr, Brenda, 227 Murra y, Donald, 227 Myers, Karen, 140, 143, 185 Mye rs, Linda, 167, 169, 227 N Nady, Jay, 101 , 109, 122, 157, 198 Nakamura , Denn is, 1S7, 166, 175, 227 Nakashoma, Connie, 140, 152 Nakata, Wesley, 198, 247 Nathan , Corinne, 155 McKe e, Edoth, I 53 , 162, 185 McKenzoe, Elle n, 140, 198 McKenzoe, Jackie, 225 M~~~nzoe , Gorda , 142, 143, 153, 169, McKonz ie, J inny, 144, lSI McKonzoe , Momi , 144, 185 M~~~llan , Jane, 89, 93, 143, 146, 154, Na ylor, Andy, 139, 198 Ne:;;n, Mike, 109, 127, 146, 153, 156, Ne thawa y, Susan , 141 , 199 Ne umann, John, 111 , 156, 157, 227 Ne umann , Judy, 154, 199 Ne wbold, Wol ey, 138, 140, 149, 1SO, 199 Newe ll , Donna , 199 McMosley, Wilham, 225 McNamara, Mocky, 225 M: Natt, Sandra, 225 McNeill, Nancy, 141 , 170, 173 McPhee, Moke, 226 McQueary, Vicky, 139, 144, 226 McRae, Cathy, 148, ISS, 226 Mead, Rock , 185 Meeker, Charles, 185 M~;~nger, Candy, 140, 170, 172, 144, Milligan, Steven, 226 Molligan, Terr.y, 153, 156, 159, 198 Mollward, Janoe, 144, 185 Molton, Louose, 174, 198 Molton, Mattie, 96, 198 Motchell, Barbie, 185 Mitchell, Eroc,' 185 Newlin , Kay, 154 Newton , Bre nt, 112, 157, 227 Newton , Jennie, 1S4, 198 Nez, David, 170, 186 Nochols, Marolyn, 186 Nielsen, Nannette, 146, 170, 186 Noelsen, Pam, 143, 146, 186 N oeminen, Matt, 186 Nogh , Donald, 227 N oghtongale, Conrad , 199 Nox, Trudy, IS4, 169, 227 Noxon, Barbaro, 153, 160 Norman , Mary Ann, 227 R Ragulsky, Rosemary, 229 Ran kt n, Lindo, 143 Rapha el, Les, 156, 163, 166, 229 Rask on, Londo, 140, 169, 229 Rausch, Keo th, 118, I 57 Recfd, Russ ell , 162, 200 0 g?~!~~e~~ ~~ y~ sii7169, 227 Odonn ell , John , 227 Ohme r, Dotty, 146, 186 Ohme r, Jan e, 228 Olive r, Boll, 110, 123, 186 Oliverius, Frank , 199 Ol son , Wayne, 228 Omohundro, Lee, 93 , 101 , 139 157 228 O' Ne oll , Eoleen, 162, 163, 166,' 169,' f99 Orendorf, Ted, 228 Oh tot, Ray, 228 Ove rton, Sharon, 199 Owe ns, Ceco l, 228 Oye, Cheryl , 146, 164, 169, 170, 228 p Pace, Jane, 142, 199, 247 Pacheco, Mary, 140, 144 PH ke r, Gaol , 140, 199 Pa cke r, Mom i, 140, 186 Pod olia, Conni e, 144, 186 Podolia, Steve, 170 Palm e r, Victoroa, 186 Papazoan, Suzanne, 172, 228 Pappas, Kathy, 154, 164, 199 Parke r, Jan, 142, 199 Parker, Wanda, 228 Parks, Joyce, 199 Parks, Joyce, 148 Partr idge, Laura, 144, 154, 199 Passarello, Ke nny, 172 Pate, Katy, 89, 93 , 143, 169, 228 Pate, Me redy, 89, 143, 228 Patte rson , Patty, 89, 144, 167, 169, 228 Patte rson , Tom , 175, 228 Paul , Leonard, 228 Peak, Bob, ISO Pearce, Pamela, 149, 150, 169, 228 Pe nn ella, Jom , 228 Penny, Richard, 228 Perkon, Donald, 101 , 151 , 228 Pe rkons, Anne tte, 228 Pe ros, Nock, 228 Peros, Elaone, 199 Peros, Phyllis, 199 Pe rry, Dalton, 228 Perske, Roge r, 199 Pe rsson , lynn , 200 Pete rs, James, 229 Pete rson, Don , 139, 200 Pe te rson , Roger, 146 Mejoa, Iris, 173 Mellor, Moke, 185 Mellward, Janoce, 146 M~;~ck , Barbara, 148, 154, ISS , 169, Melnick, Evelyn, 146, 185 Melnock, Herb, 146, 185 Melton, Byron, II 0 Menke, Susan, 185 Meredoth, Charlotte, 198 Merocle, Jom , 226 Metz, Carl , 140, 226 Meyer, Paul, 198 Meyers, Karen, 162 Mockelson , Sylvia, 144, 198 Modfl.Oebrook , Krostone, 185 Moddlebrook, Tina, 173 Moddlebrook , Wynn, liS, 157, 226 Moiler, Barbara, 198 Moiler, Connoe, 169, 226 Moiler, Judoth, 226 Miller, Ken, 162 Miller, Sue Ann, 167, 170, 226,247 Moiler, Susan, 206 , 226 Moiler, Boll, 226 Mo~l~~an, Charles, 141, 153, ISS, 166, Norr os, Barbara , 199 No rros, Pegg y, 174 Nor t on , Me rro , I 53 , 116 Non.'ood, Ja ck, 227 Nunl ey, Mok e, 123 Nu rmt, Ro sann e, 186 Pete t, John, 200 Phelps, Ward , 112, 138, 157 Phollops, Elaone, 186 Phollops, Jom, 153, 186 Phollops, Mochelle, 200 Phollops, Susoe, IS4, 186, 229 Pholpott, Jom, 146 Poerce, Marsha , 144, 229 Poerson, Beverly, 148, 154 P on a, George, 186 Poppon , Greg, 153, 186 Plotts, Terro, 141 , 148, 174,200 Pohlman, Tom, 127 Poondexter, Gaol, 186 Pollock, Sharon, 161 , 229 Po:ne ranz, Ron , I 54, I 56, 229 Pontow, Art, 229 Porter, Mona, 142, 169, 229, 247 Potter, Tom , Ill, 157, 160, 229 Pratt, Dolores, 161,229 Prendergast, Broan, IS6, 158, 159, 20!> Prendergast, Gail, 140, 162, 186 Proce, Gary, 200 Prommer, Joel, 229 Protchard , Cheryl, 186 Protchard, Lolli, 89, 143, 229 Pryor, Leland, 200 Pryor, Moke, 200 Pudlok, Davod, 166, 200 Pus<de, Wolloe , 200 Q Quails, Schyleen, 141 , 143, 117 Quontana, Maxin , 229 Reagan , Patty, 140, 141 , 154 187 ' Rector, J im, I 54, 229 Redfearn , Mark, 187 Redmond, Londo, 229 Ree ce, Barry, 229 Reoce, Eddie, 200 Reed, Gary, lSI , 160, 187 Reed, Melody, 140, 200 Re!akos, Mike, I SO , 163, 187 Re omann , Lothar, 159, 229 Renz, Pat, 161 , 229 Replogle , Carol , 140 Re the rford , Patty, 187 Rettberg , Susan 229 Revels, Jim, 110 Revels, Norma, 148 Reyes, Farode, 16S, 229 Reynolds, Boll , 109 Reynolds, Norma, 229 Rhoads, Warren, 229 Rice, Diana, 149, 150, 170, 230 Rochards, Bunny, 140, 148, 150 Rochards, Condy, 144, 230 Rochards, Dennis, 123, 160, 187 Rochardson, Carolyn , 142, 167, 169, 230 Rochardson , Joyce, 229 Richardson , Ken, 109, 200 Richey, Nancy, 143, 146 Richter, Roso e, 141 , 200 Ride nour, Nancy, 144 Riedesel, Kathy, 142, 167, 230 Roffel , Cathy, 91 , 154, 200 Rogg , Jack , 140, 230 Riggs, Byron , 1S6, 157, 230 Rohanek, Delota , 187 Rondom , Kay, 153, 169, 230 Roordon , John, 230 Roos, Delilah, 144 Rotterspach, Gaol , 146, 173 Robards, Cheryl, 165, 230 Rob e rts, Kay, 141 , 146, 170, 230 Robonson , Mochaele, 200 Robonson, Rock, 200 Robonson , Scott, 156, 187 Ro ck, Linda , 140, I SO, 162, 200 Rodocker, Karen , 187 Rodroquez, Loretta, 230 Rogers, Donna, 143, 200 Rogers, Glaroa, 143 Rogg e nbach, Ann , 144, 169, 230 Rome, Elo , 138, 157, 230 Romero, Albert, 230 Ronqu ollo, Glaroa, 187 Ros , Glenda, 144, 117 Rose, Koren , 172, 200 Ross, Betsy, 153, 201 Ross, John, 139, 146, 201 Rothchold, Sara, 146, 149, 167, 169, 230 Rottman, Kurt, 163 �Student Index Rubin, Miroam , 140, 169, 230, 247 Rucker, Pat, 187 Ruggles, Gl en n, 109, 138, 139, 201 Ruoz, Mike, 187 R•mfclt, Rex, 230 Rupp, Ken , 112, 230 Russell , Renee , 201 Ryan , Bob , 201 Sage, Carol , 144, 154, 230 SakaiTfoto, Carro Ann , 230 Sakamoto, Harriet, 143, 201 Saks, Mokkel, 140,153, 159, 164, 230 Short, Doug , 188 Shromplon, Karen , 231 Shurtleff Linda, 232 Soenknecht, Judy, 141 , 169, 232 Stephens, Shirley, 173 Stern, Dave, 146, 233 Steuart, Barb, 140, 233 Stevens, Jerry, 93, 157, 166, 233 Trotsky, Jim , 112, 157, 204, 247 Troyer, Jackoe K., 142, 153, 204 Trurillo, Toni, 119 Trujillo, Chrostella, 204 S•enknecht_ Karen, 141 Stevens, Tarry, 123 Solis, Sharon , 232 Sommans, Charlotte, 174, 188 Sommans, Paula 201 Simmons, Sheila, 140, 173 Somanton , Cindy, 142, 232 Simonton , Skop, 111 , 157, 232 Sompson, Doanne, 93 , 232 Sisack, Sheola , 153, 173 , 188 Skeeters, Gary, 146, 201 , 247 Skolaut, Danoce, 139, 143, 146, 161 , 170, 232 Skubal, Lou , 141 , 188 Slaughter, Lore tta , 188 Slav n, Flora Lee, 201 Slongo, Dan , 232 Slavek, Gary, 110 Slavek, John , 101, 109, 122, 157 Smoth, Betty, 153, 164, 167, 232 Smoth, Del , 110. 123 Smoth , Doyce, 175, 201 Smith, Herbert, 110, 127, 188 Smoth, Jeff 232 Sm oth, Kathy, 146, 188 Smoth, Leonard , 232 Smoth, Margaret, 149, 163, 203 Smoth, Mark 1 188 Smoth, Marvon , 110, 188 Smoth, Mold red , 203 Smoth, Nancy, 142, 143, 203 Smoth, Pete, 232 Smoth, Ruth , 148 Smoth, Sandi, 165, 203 Smoth, Sylvoa , 188 Sneed, Jom , 232 Sn d, John , 203 Snider, Liz , 92 , 138, 149, 169,232 Stevenson, Robert, 203 Stewart, Broan 1 233 Stewart, Margo, 131 Stewart, Richard, 203 Stoker, Mollie, 173 Stone, Wolliam 151 Stott, Londo , ll9, 140, 169, 203 Stout, Alex, 233 Stout, Becki , 188 Tucker, Kristie", 204 m· Salinas, Joe, 201 Salonas, Phol , 187 Salonas, Sam , 175, 230 Sanders, Herbert, 109, 201 Sanders, JoAnn, 187 Sanders , Tona , 148 Sanderson , Carol , 201 Sandford, Ruth, 170, 231 Sandusky , Steve, 140, 187 Santofer, Bre nda , 187 Santofer, Joe, 101, 127, 157,231 Sarner, Larry, 130,151 , 231 Savoy, Phyllos, 231 Sawaya , Aloce, 143, 154, 201 Sawaya , Moke, 154, 156, 158, 187 Sawyer, Kenneth, 187 Scantlin , Wayne . 231 Scavo, Jam s, 231 Schaefer, Ann , 146, 187 Schaetzel , To,., , 1 6~ 153, 156,231 Scholer, Ch ster, 181 Schafer, Roger, 101, 138, 157,231 Scharwath , Jonell , 231 Schemel, Davod, 201 Scholt, Margie, 142, 143, 144, 201 Schlochting , Linda, 138, 143, 148, 158, 231 Schmaltz, Steve, 201 Schmodt, Judy, 174, 201 Schoendaller, Kathy, 141, 142, 144, 154, 167, 231 Schamp , CaroloneL 139, 140, 187 Schott, Barbara, ~01 ~~t~~:·D~~~: 188 Solos, Beverly, 232 Somsky, Debboe, 148, 154 Sorenson , Mochael, 232 Saud rs, Joann , 173 Southern, AI , 160, 232 Spar, Barbara , 149, 150, 233 Sp ak , Paulette, 233 Sp ocher, Sue, 140, 158, 188 Speloates , Dean, 101 , 156, 157, 233 Spencer John , 140, 188 Spencer, Larry, 233 Spencer, Melinda , 203 ~~~;:,~W;~~fh 201 Scott, Jo y, 159,231 Scott, Sue, 138, 144, 154, 155, 167, 169, 231 Scrovner, Alan , 187 S eman, Ed, 231 Seftor, Laurence, 166 Segerhammer, Elizabeth, 188 Seofroed , Jolene, 231 Sekyro , Candy, 91 , 148,201 Servey, Londo , 138, 141 , 155, 231 Severtson , Ann, 154, 231 Seymour, Ida , 144, 201 Shafer, Bob , 141 , 166,201 Shan nan , Wolloam, 231 Sharpe, Mary Ann, 153 Shaver Styleszetta , 170, 231 Shea, Cathy, 153, 155, 167, 168, 231 Shea, Shawn , 188 Shermack , Susan, 91, 139, 142, 153, 201 She,.off, Pattoe, 173, 188 Shopp, Pam, 93, 153, 169, 174, 231 Short, Doane, 154, 166, 167, 169,231 Sporek , Londo , 143, 233 Sportsman , Danny, 233 Sprongs , Paul , 101 , 156, 157, 233 Squore, Lynn , 1SS ~:~~'c"h~'r~~~~~·o 165, 188 Standley, Dock, 146, 203 Stanek , Tom , 188 Staples, Valerie, 140, 149, 166, 169, 233 Starr, Betty, 93, 143 167, 169, 233 Starr, Kathy, 143, 188 Staylar, Frank, 233 Stern , Dave, 140 Steele, Mary Lou, 141 , 203 Steffens, Hal , 175 Steinhardt, Moke, 203 ~:=~~·~~·. r~~~.ltio167, 233 Tuft, Charles, 138, 146, 157, f89 Tuggle, Regonald, 235 Tuggles, Lar'J., 110 Tunson, Flay , 101 , 118, 157,235 i~;~~~ trTc~r}3~ 11 40 Tunick, Steve, 204 Twist, Loranne, 204 TzortzakiS, Gus, 235 u 244 Udd, Cindy, ISS, 167, 161t 235 Underwood , Marie, 144, 2JS Underwood, Roslyn, 204 Upshaw, Charles, 235 Urioste, Don , 161,235 Utt, David, 235 Stratton, Cindy, 153,233 Stratton, Jackoe, 153, 1II Stratton, Michael , 101, 157, 166, 159, 233, 247 Stratton, Nancy. 143, 153, 111 Streed, Ronald, 203 Striplong , Pamela, 203 Stroh, De bby, 153, 203 Strong, Rosie, 188 Struck, Cecelia, 155, 169, 234 Stuart, Dan , 146 Stuart, Hans, 146 ~~~~~:~·.~J. ~!!, 144 Sutloff, Sharon , 234 Sutton, Ned , 122 Suzuki , Steven, 153 Swanson, Wolla, 140,203 Swearengen , Joey, 1II Sweek , Steve, 175, 188 Sweeney, Kathleen, 164, 170, 203 Sweeney, PhoiiS, 181 Swenson, Cheryl, 154, 203 Swisher, Joe, 234 T Taft, Sherry, 162, 188 Tague, George, 109 Takamone, Connoe, 144, 154, 169, 173, 203 Takamone, Gail, 143,203 Tams , Pot, 140, 154, 234 Tanowaki , Walter, 111 Tannenbaum , Kevin, 153, 111 Tartler, Edona , 234 Tatum , Peggy, 140, 144, 151, 173 , 234 Tawol , Dan , 112, 1571 160, 166,234 Tawol , Josette, 158, o62 Tawol , Loloan 141 Taylor, Cynthoa, 203 Taylor, Ivory, 234 Taylor, James, 203 Tedesko, Jackie, 146 189 Te pie, Steve, 156, lJO, 172, 204 Terres, Gloroa, 173 Thach, Susan , 153, 160, 164 Thaemert, Marcoa, 169, 204, 247 Thayer, Sando, 204 Tholle, Linda , 143, 170,234 Thomas, Carolyn, 234 Thomas, Cerrone< 234 Thomas, Greg, 2J4 Thomas, Maroe, 141, 144, 154, 169,234 Thomas, Steve, 110, 123 Thompson , Bob, 204 Thompson , Doug, 234 T-~o,pson, Gary, 146, 155, 234 Thompson, Jerry, 146, 188 Thompson , Vovoan , 148, 204 Thornburg , Londo , 140, 111 ~~~:::':.na.~~m·. ~~t 204 Thurow, Pam 1 144, 162, 169, 234 Tockton , Davod, 112, 157 Tidwell, Cora , 174 234 ToiiiS, Rayford, 10f, 109, 118, 157, 204 Tollos Rochard, 235 Timchula , Michael, 112, 157, 159, 206, 235 , 247 Timmons, Irene, 148, 235 Toffolo, Geoqean, 144, 149, ISO, 172, 235 ToliYer, Karen, 189 Tolover, Sheola, 144 Tooley, Don, 204 Toppong, Archoe, 110, 119 Torrongton, Mary, 140, 146, 162, 188 Townsend , Lesloe, 204 TraviS, John, 158, 235 Travos, Pam , 144, 173, 189 Treidel, Mark, 235 v Van Bradt, John, 151, 247 Van Buskork , Phol, 101, 109, 157 Vantassle, Ray, 1>1 , 2J5 Varner, Broan 1 140 , 156, 170 Vasquez, Lydoa , 204 Vefald, Mary, 235 Veltman, G orge, 235 Verste gh, Gonger, 236 Vessa, Jtm , 170 Vicker, Barboe, 144, 173, 189 Vogol, Francos , 236 Vogol, Susan , 204 Vollana, Margoe, 236 Voncent, Jackoe, 189 Vocke!, Greg , 189 Vogel, Dock , 111 , 157, 236 Vogel, Donra , 142, 153,204 Vogel, Howard , 204 ~~rz~"r~~~, 2 ~:o, 1s9 w Wacker, David , 151 , 166, 236 Wada, Matt, 146, 236 Wager, .'lola roe, 204 Wagner, Chuck, 153 , 188 Wahwasuck , PhyiiS, 236 Walker, Beverly, 161 , 174, 236 Walker, Bruce, 139, 154, 156, 236 Walk r, Nocholas, 109 Walker, PhylliS, 143, 236 Wallace, Debo, 204 Wallace, Marcellus , 101, 118, 157,206, 236 Wallace, Marga, 140, 204 Walls, Lau,uana, 204 Walton , Emmogene, 153, 155, 204 Woh: . Patnc1o, 189 Ward , Carolyn, 143, 161, 236 Ward , Craog , 236 Warner, Bonnoe, 144, 170, 172, 236 Warner, Gaol , 189 Washco , Don , 205 Watanabe, JoAnn, 155, 170, 173, 189, 237 Watanabe, Sharon, 140, 144, 173 Wat rman , Jane, 131, 144, 154, 168,237 Watson, Valeroa, 143, 162, 169, 205 �Student Index Watts, Dorothy, 162, 237 Watts, Lynda, 149, 150, 166, 167, 169, 237 Wolloams, Elaone, 189 Wolloams, G ne, 101 , 109, 127, 157,205 Wolloams, Ev rette, 109, 205 Weber, Loretta, 144, 173, 119 Weber, Mary, 155, 162, 189 Weeks, Kathloen, 170, 189 We ks, Bob, 237 Weond I, Connoe , 167, 168, 173, 174, 237 Weopert, Davod, 237 Weir, Sven, 166, 205 Weosbart, Graog, Ill, 156, 157, 175, 237 Welch , Jo, 174, 189 Wellington , Kathy, 205 Werden, Sharron, 173 Westmoreland, Dan, 110, 123, 189 West.Toreland , Michael, 237 Westmoreland, Patrock, 237 Wheat, Jom, 164, 237 Whosler, Joanne, 139, 153, 237 Whote, Gary, 160, 166 White, Karen , 143, 189 Wockenham, Lynn, 237 Wockliffe, Alocia, 148, 173, 174,205 Wodmar, Kent, 205 Wieder, Judo, 237 Wiggans, Bruce, 146 Wilbur, Steve, 112, 205 Wilcox, Mary Sue, 206, 237 Wolhoite, Lauren, 148, 238 Wolkons, Sharo, 138, 154,238 Wolloams, Clint, 123 Wolloams, Patricia Ann, 205 Wolloams, R Kent, 238 Wolloams, Shorley, 189 Wolloams, Stephanoe, 119 Wolloams, Walt, 158 Wolson, Janean Maroa, 238 Wolsan , Paul , 189 Wolson, Stella, 205 Wondecker, Rena, 205 Winkleblack , Gary, 175 Won ten, Sharon, 174 Wisehart, Lee, 189 Wothrow, Frank, 140, 238 Wohl, Carol, 138, 162, 167,238 Wo1cok, Stanley, 238 Wong, Dovon, 205 Wong, Marshall, 140, 150, 159, 162, 238, 247 Wong, Sylvia, 143, 189 Wood, Gary, 175,205 Wood, Pat, 174 Woods, Scottoe, 205 Woody, Sharo, 189 Wooten, James, 238 Worley, Vicki, 143, 169,238 Wortham, Darlene, I 54, 170, 238 Wortham, Bolly, 205 Wosk, Bernoce, 155 Wroght, Barbara, 169,205 Wroght, Cheryl, 144, 189 Wroght, Glenn, 175 Wroght, Kay, 205 Wroght, Kayvonne, 144, IA8, 153, 205 Wroght, Mardo, 142, 143, 238, 247 Wroght, Roslyn, 189 Wroght, Sheryl, 231 Wroght, Wonofred, 153, 189 Wroghtsol, Bolly, 238 Wszolek, Lydoa, 238 Wytoas, Susie, 144, 154, 169 y Yearling, Bob, I 58, 231 Yearlong, lllonoos, 238 Young, Donoa, 165, 189 Young, Margaret, 143, 153, 162, 167, 168, 239 Young, Mike, 127, 157, 189 Young, Susan, 205 Young, Suzanne, 144, 169,205 Younkon, Bob, 239 z Zoegler, Cindy, 88, 93, 239 Zogler, Cathy, 239 Zinn , Marlene, 149, 150, 169 Zipp, Mary, IA6, I SA, 205 Ziskon, Barboe, lA I, 239 Zalar, Mary, 144, 146, 205 Teacher-Office Staff Evans, Jan1ce, 29 Ewer, A. Bruce, 33 A. Acsell, Raymond P., 39, 179 Allen, Terry E, 13 Anderson, Anne loutse, 4.4 Aschbacher, Jean, 31 Asklot, Shorley, 14 0 Fruland, Judy, 17 Ball, Mary Adah, 21 ::~~d~h~::,oj·a~t C., 9 Berger, Elsa M., 33 Bierbach , Robert, 25 Boffle, Jerome C., 18 Boshop, Betst, 28, 191 Bradlor, Rut , 43 Bragg, Arthur M.S 10, 73 Braonerd, John, I Br en, Jay, 10, AO Broad, Anne B., 9 Bullock, Michael, 26 =~~~e~/Lao~~a t 37 3 Burmeister, Danoel 0., 29 c Caldwell, Loos, 31 Call, Alice, 38 Clark, Hazel W., 41 Clarkson, Charles, 20, 139 Coleman, James R., 113 Coleman, Paul 1 Jr., 108 Collins, Patrocoa L., 24 Colwell, Robert P., 8 Craog, Harold Rex, 35, 191 1 ~;~~~·n~l!~~~~ei~. 4~0A Cutforth, Katherone, 44 t~~~~·ne~ar~~~·J~ncy, 11 Smoth, Price, 19 Spangenberg, Hazel M., 21 Strockland, Richard, 28 Svenson, James, 11 Lockhart, Royalyn, 12 Fesler, Barbara , 22 Flotow, Eleanor C ., 207 ~~:~~. l~:;.,;~3 B Laughlin, J . Stanley, 38 lee, Bnon, 15 G Gallegos, Edward, 34 Garrett, Lawrence, 9 Gaubatz, Doroth~, 23 Gerner, Mary Ne I, 22 Gollctt, Barbara AI Goodhu , Jack 6., 14 Gonlone, Charles Green, Olove, 30 Groebenaw, Donald A., 21 Groll, Harry, lA H T M Mahonchak, Michaell 20 Maley, Raymond R., 5 Mansfoeld, George, I 0 Marr, Jenni~, 41 Matties, John B., 13 McNee, Gary, 12 Metcalf, Alfred , 34 Moiler, Harlan L , 25 Moulton, Jack A., 115 Mullen ox, Clarence, 34 Tescher, Emoloe, 44 Timmons, John L., 31 Twost, Fay, A2 v Vocken, Evva B., 29 H Nelson, Mae, A2 Nelson, Richard A., lA, 5 I Nocholson, John E., 32 p Hedges, Gerald) 12 Holl, Thelma, I Hinderloder, Clyde, 110 Hoffman, Morros, 35 Holmes, Willoam R., 27 Howard, Esther, 24 Hoyle, Marolyn, 27 Padboy, Marion, 65 Panek, Adolph H., 108 Pearson, Elo1se, 41 Phelps, Chester H., 32 Pogott, Blanch C., 23 Powell, Maroon, 27 Jacobo, Juloan, 35 Jester, Marolyn, 0 Johnson, Ral~h 1., 246 Johnson, Roc ard, 25 Jolley, Judoth J ., 44 Race, Edward, 28, 207 Roder, Ma:T, A3 Roth, Caro yn, 30 Rowntree, Judy, II, 16, 179 Rudel, Joan K., 37 R D Daniell! 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